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Leaving the UK to set up a new life in a new country can be a stressful as well as an exciting experience. Even though it may be something you have planned and prepared for, the extent of the change and the effects it has on you and your family may take you by surprise. [...]
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Robinsons are very proud that one of our own, David McGarry is taking part in a yearlong challenge to raise money for charity. David, who works for Robinsons as an International Moving Consultant, decided that in the year of his 40th birthday he needed to do something big to support a charity that is close [...]
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Moving abroad is common practice amongst Britons nowadays with almost 1 in every 10 Brits choosing to live abroad. The reasons for this may differ, whether it be work, relationships or a better standard of living but there is no denying the fact that it is something a lot of Brits are now considering. Whilst [...]
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Discuss it with the kids There is a lot to take into account when moving with children, one of the main things is the reason for the move in the first place. It is important to talk about the move with the kids so that they don’t feel like it is being thrust upon [...]
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Not organising help The most common mistake that most people make when they are planning to relocate is thinking that they can do it alone. Of course this happens to all of us, we forget about just how many things we have accumulated over the years and we convince ourselves that for the money we [...]
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Why are people buying property abroad? At one time buying property abroad was considered something only the “well-off” did. However in recent years we have seen a rise in house sales overseas with buyers being everyone from retirees to first time buyers. At a time when every penny counts people have realised that they [...]
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Why are people making the move? With current UK unemployment rates at 7.7% and a decline in average earnings growth, it is no wonder that so many people are taking the plunge and going abroad in search of work. At a time when jobs are scarce we have to go where the work is, even [...]
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Universities in the UK are full of students from all over the world; with over 420,000 full and part time international students recorded as studying here in 2011 they make up a large proportion of our student population. Many of these students will of course go on to find permanent jobs here in the UK [...]
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