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Your assignment abroad is coming to an end, you’ve almost finished your Erasmus year abroad or your Working Holiday Visa is about to expire: this is when you need to really be preparing for repatriation. After having lived abroad for one or several years, going back home isn’t just all about packing: you will be planning the international relocation, job hunting or dealing with reintegrating your former Social Security scheme. On top of all the paperwork, readjusting to your home country will gradually become one of your major concerns. Re-entry sometimes isn’t as easy as expected, as reverse culture shock can be severe. Putting an end to your expatriation experience can be just as much of an adventure as leaving.
A growing number of retirees seeking pleasant weather and wishing to lower their everyday cost of living decide to spend their golden years abroad.
You learned so much during the two years you spent in Singapore.
Repatriation isn’t just all about catching up with old friends and making a trip to that favorite cake shop you used to stop at every Friday evenin