How to Move to the UK: Ultimate FAQ

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Are you wondering how to move to the UK but don’t know where to start? Relocating to the UK is a life-long dream for many people. However, it’s also one of the hardest countries to move to without citizenship.

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How to Find Pet Friendly Apartments in London

Our very first step in the UK relocation process was researching how to find pet friendly apartments in London. Bringing our German Shepherd across the pond was a non-negotiable. Unfortunately, finding pet friendly rentals in London turned out to be downright difficult.

Corgi sitting on yellow couch after owner learned how to find pet friendly apartments in London.

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Advantages of Living Abroad: 11 Reasons to Make the Move

If you had asked me two years ago about the advantages of living abroad, I would have said something about traveling more and trying new foods. But after a few years of expat life, I’ve discovered that there are more meaningful reasons to live abroad than eating and sightseeing. Though I do my fair share of those activities as well…

Girl holding straw hat walking down Europe street considering advantages of living abroad.

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Moving Abroad Checklist: 13 Tasks You’ll Regret Not Doing

The biggest mistake you can make when relocating overseas is not using a moving abroad checklist. Juggling visa applications, apartment searches, and farewell parties will leave you feeling utterly drained. And in those chaotic, stressful months leading up to the big day, you’ll barely remember to eat, let alone cancel your Hulu subscription that only gets used twice a year.

Moving abroad checklist concept with passports, map, money, and toy plane.

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9 Difficulties of Living in a Foreign Country You Must Overcome

Moving abroad is a major life event for anyone who is brave enough–and lucky enough–to take the leap. While being an expat is exciting, fun, and eventful, it can also be challenging. From making friends to figuring out where to buy groceries, the difficulties of living in a foreign country can feel insurmountable at times.

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