How does CFE reimburse healthcare costs abroad? What are the CFE waiting periods? Is it worthwhile taking out a CFE top-up? Everything you need to know about CFE and your next reimbursements.
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Thailand, with its enchanting landscapes, rich culture and dynamic economy, has become a destination of choice for expatriates from all over the world. To attract international talent and investors, the Thai government has introduced the Long-Term Resident (LTR) Visa, offering benefits for those wishing to live and work in the country. It is compulsory to
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When you’re an expatriate or a traveler, you need to find a solution for administrative management. Many questions arise about the notion of address and mail. Here’s a solution.
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People often talk about French expatriates abroad, but not much about the other way around. And yet, they have a lot to tell us about our society, and offer a refreshing view of it. Thanks to the survey “Expatriates in France: tell us about your life” carried out by Paris 21 in September 2014, we
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If you’re planning to send an employee to one of your subsidiaries abroad, you need to prepare for his or her departure and take all the necessary steps. Employee expatriation is not limited to work visa formalities. Supporting employees and their families, helping expatriates with language training… all this needs to be prepared in advance.
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When you live abroad, you have the choice of taking out private expatriate insurance that covers you in full, known as “au 1er euro “, or complementary insurance to the CFE. To help you make the right choice, here’s some information on how CFE works and how you can take out complementary insurance with CFE.
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Going to Mexico for an internship represents a fascinating opportunity to discover a rich culture, breathtaking landscapes and a unique professional dynamic. However, such an adventure requires careful preparation to safely navigate this new living and working environment. Before you leave, take out health insurance adapted to international students. Step 1: Finding an internship in
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Preparing your expatriation is essential to the success of your new life abroad. It’s essential to prepare for this adventure in advance, especially if you’re going away with your partner and children. Here are the main points to bear in mind. Learn about the culture of your host country Before leaving, we often think aboutlearning
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An employee who goes abroad for a few weeks or months is not necessarily seconded or expatriated. He simply leaves on a professional mission; his interests remain in his home country.
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Expatriation is the best way to reduce the gap between headquarters and subsidiaries. The expatriate therefore plays an essential intermediary role in standardizing the company’s culture, values and objectives.Nevertheless, expatriation contracts are expensive for companies… Determining the cost helps to validate the budget with all parties concerned. The company’s choice will be based on the
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