Owen P. Says: I’m thinking of moving my family to Playa del Carmen. Are there good international schools there where my son could study in English? IL Mexico Correspondent Bel Woodhouse Says: Hi Owen, Playa del Carmen is easily the fastest-growing city in Mexico. And, as you would expect with such a city on Read more...: Are There English Schools in Playa del Carmen?
Marilyn A. Says: Could I live in Greece, and still keep receiving my Australian full pension? IL Correspondent and Australian Citizen Bel Woodhouse Says: Hi Marilyn, Good news! Yes, you can receive your Australian Pension while living abroad. To receive the pension, you have to meet the Australian residency rules which you can find here. Read more...: Can I Receive My Australian Pension in Greece?
Robert M. Says: As a Canadian, do I need a visa to travel to Mexico? IL Mexico Correspondent Bel Woodhouse Says: Hi Robert, Citizens of Canada do not need a visa to enter Mexico. You only need two things: The first is your Canadian Passport, which has to have at least six months validity Read more...: As a Canadian, Do I Need a Visa to Travel to Mexico?
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Italy is famous for world-class wine, fantastic food, and a heart-warming sense of family. So much so that wine tours, tastings, and pairings are at the top of most people’s list when visiting Piedmont, one of northern Italy’s most famous wine regions. To a wine lover like me, Napa Valley native Anna Savino is one Read more...: Video: From Napa to One of Italy’s Best Wine Regions
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In early adulthood, Lee Nyhus traveled extensively to less-visited corners of the globe, including spending a year backpacking around Africa. Even when it came time to settle down for a while, she chose what was, at that time, a somewhat unusual destination for American expats: Tokyo.
In 2004, Rebecca Henrich moved with her family to Belize in search of a simpler, more affordable life. She and her husband are passionate environmentalists and wanted their kids to grow up in a nature-filled environment where the family could grow their own crops, use solar power, and live according to ecological, sustainable principles.