100% Santé Assurance Expatrié - Assurance Voyage
100% Santé Assurance Expatrié - Assurance Voyage
100% Santé Assurance Expatrié - Assurance Voyage
100% Santé Assurance Expatrié - Assurance Voyage
Following the exceedance of the particulate pollution alert threshold in several French departments in March 2014, the authorities took a number of measures, including free public transport, speed limits for motorized vehicles and alternating traffic for the first time in Paris. This situation is also found in many cities around the world, such as Mexico […]
Air pollution and your health Read more
Unless there is a compelling reason to do so, we recommend suspending all plans to travel to countries where cases of Ebola hemorrhagic fever have been confirmed (Guinea, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Nigeria). The Ebola virus is initially transmitted to humans from wild animals, particularly bats and monkeys. Handling or eating the meat of these infected
Ebola virus in West Africa Read more
Learn how to protect yourself from the scourge of modern times! Every spring, it’s the same old story: watery eyes, sneezing, itching… It’s okay, you’re allergic to pollens of all kinds!More and more people are affected by this type of allergy, particularly in large cities where many trees with allergenic pollens have been planted in
Pollen allergies make a comeback with the warm weather Read more
Pascal Burgard of the blog La Vida au Mexique, a young French expatriate in Mexico since September 2007, shares his rich experience of 13 years of expatriation, from England to Mexico via Ireland. My name is Pascal and I’m 35 years old. My parents, grandparents and great-grandparents were all born in Alsace and have lived
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“The true voyage of discovery is not about seeking new landscapes, but about having new eyes.” Marcel Proust Leaving for a long period is not a decision to be taken lightly. Everyone has a desire to leave, whether it’s out of curiosity, for work, to escape the monotony of everyday life…Whatever the reasons, travel is
Argentina as seen by Matt and Véro of Argentina Trotters Read more
A little about you I was born in Alsace, where I lived for most of my life, before moving to Franche-Comté 5 years ago to live with my boyfriend. In 2013, we went on an 8-month trip together across Asia and Oceania. Then in 2014, on our return, we decided to settle in New Caledonia.
Schuldi’s World: Life as a globetrotter and mother! Read more
I arrived in Singapore in July 2006, as a student at an engineering school in France. Not being at all familiar with Asia and knowing that a change of scenery was guaranteed, this was just one more attraction for discovering Singapore. What’s more, Singapore’s standard of living is quite similar to Europe’s, so when it
Testimony of an expatriate in Singapore Read more
Going to Denmark for a year as an Erasmus student was an opportunity offered to me by my school for my third and final year. It was an unmissable opportunity to travel and see other cultures, something I’ve rarely had the chance to do before. I arrived at the beginning of August, a month before
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I arrived in the Izmir region in 2000, when I had a 5-month seasonal job in tourism. In 2002, thanks to my network, I was offered a permanent contract in another sector. I wanted to move toTurkey , so I jumped at the chance! The main difficulty is the language. When you don’t speak Turkish,
What an expatriate has to say about Turkey Read more
San Francisco is unique for me because it combines world-class economic activity, a spirit of protest and ecology in the United States and a strong presence of grandiose nature all in one place. I’d like to take this opportunity to describe daily life in this bustling city, rather than its economic or social aspects. San
Testimonial: Expatriate in San Francisco, United States Read more
