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January 2012

British Expats Reveal What They Miss Most About Home… and It Isn’t a Cup of TeaTuesday 31st January 2012
Obama Vows to Bring American Expats Back Home and Seeks Visa ReformMonday 30th January 2012
British Expats Are Happiest in SpainThursday 26th January 2012
Shanghai May Delay Social Security Payment Requirements for ExpatsMonday 16th January 2012
High-Earning Expats Return to AustraliaWednesday 11th January 2012
Americans who Retire Overseas Can Retire Ten Years EarlierWednesday 4th January 2012
Expat Perks Are Not What They Once WereMonday 2nd January 2012

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China is the Top Destination for Global Business RelocationTuesday 22nd May 2012 - Expat News
Expats May Have Facebook to Thank for new Exit Tax in U.S.Monday 21st May 2012 - Expat News
Expats Are Urged to Respect UAE Dress Culture #UAEDressCodeTuesday 15th May 2012 - Expat News
More Than 50% of Expatriates do not Have Adequate InsuranceFriday 11th May 2012 - Expat News

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