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We have committed to taking part in ‘The Expat Survey’ for the second consecutive year and are looking forward to receiving the resultant report and analysis as it helps further refine our depth of insight and understanding into the key drivers and influences for expatriates.
Callum Girvan, Marketing Director, Blevins Franks Wealth Management
As a principle partner for the Expat Survey for the second year running, the team at Clements looks forward to receiving the insights from this year’s survey. Data from the Expat Survey has helped us develop a deeper understanding of expat consumer behavior, which drives better business relationships with our core customer segment.
Sergio Sanchez, Chief Marketing Officer, Clements Worldwide
We are delighted to be taking part in the Expat Survey for the first time, and looking forward to gaining new insights into behavioural trends in the financial sector as it affects expats, and looking at key indicators which will help us to refine our marketing approach going forward.
Graham Noble, Managing Partner, Churchill & Partners
The Ozforex Group made the right decision to become a partner of The Expat Survey. Valuable insights and content will act as a strong reference tool for our marketing strategy and press releases throughout the forthcoming year.
The Ozforex Group – Australia
Vonage has found the insights and data produced by The Expat Survey 2013 to be extraordinarily valuable in improving our understanding of the global expatriate community. As a provider of VOIP telecommunications services, International callers form an extremely important market for Vonage. The Expat Survey is an essential resource as we continue to expand our global marketing efforts
Vonage Telecommunications – USA
As a global health provider, InterGlobal wanted to learn more about expat migration and buying trends around the world, in order to provide international medical insurance that continues to meet expats and their family’s evolving healthcare needs. The Expat Survey 2013 has provided us with some interesting insights
InterGlobal – UK
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Top ten global accountancy firm becomes major sponsor of world’s largest expat survey

Moore Stephens is now an official sponsor of The Expat Survey.com I-World Research, originators and distributors of the world’s largest annual study of those residing outside of their country of origin, has announced that Moore Stephens  is now an official sponsor of The Expat Survey.com  This is a major coup for I-World Research, the Intel Unit for international advertising agency Max Media, as Moore Stephens is one of the leading global accountancy firms and is renowned for its portfolio of ultra-high net worth

The Expat Survey in the press across Europe

The Expat Survey are discovering how British expats are feeling with the Big BreXpat SurveyHaving published our interim results of the BreXpat survey  on Friday 29th April 2016 on the awareness and feelings surrounding the EU referendum with regards to Brexit, we showed the sentiments that British citizens living overseas expressed. Since Friday, we are getting inquiries about the next update. We are going to keep you all posted every week with new updates. Please feel free to tweet us @expatsurvey 

The Expat Survey Consumer Awards 2016 Results (TESCA)

More than 27,000 votes from expatriates around the world.Servicing those outside their country of origin is often complex and requires a lot of dedication. The Expat Survey Consumer Awards give expatriates the opportunity to nominate and commend the work of media owners and service providers that do an amazing job of adding value to the lives of expatriates around the world. We asked expats around the world to nominate their favurite media. We have been amazed by the level of engagement! We received more than 27,000 votes from expatriates around the world. They freely nominated their

The Big BreXpat Survey Interim Results

73% of those intending to vote feel they have enough knowledge to vote Updates reported weeklyThe team at The Expat Survey is hearing British expats loud and clear. As the IN or OUT referendum approaches on the 23rd June 2016 British expats are certainly having their say in a massive way in The Big BreXpat Survey . They have been making their voices heard! Here the Intel unit announces its first round of insights:  · High awareness of eligibility to vote: 95% · Know they lose their right to vote after 15 years: 92% So far 61% have

Cigna sponsors The Expat Survey and The Expat Media Hub

Cigna Global specialise in premium individual private medical insurance for expatriates all over the world; with flexible options, additional extras to allow the customer to build out the perfect package for them. Cigna Global offers 3-tier product range, complete with a wide range of customisable benefits: · Global network of over 1 million medical providers · Serving customers in over 190 countries · Plans offering maternity care, physiotherapy, and complimentary therapies · Full cancer care We are proud of our strategic partnership with Cigna Global and wanted you to

The Expat Media Hub is live and growing!

Are you on the map?Our outbound marketing campaigns start soon to a database of almost 2 million.We shall be promoting The Expat Media Hub to expatriates and to the companies that serve them.Get involved today to be a part of it. It's FREE! Please get in touch immediately if you are the owner of a:  · Book · E-Book · Event · Forum · Newsletter · Print magazine · Digital magazine · Print newspaper · Digital newspaper · Radio digital · Radio FM · Research and insights platform · Television show · Television station · Website community

Win prizes & cash for your views!

Participate in Quick Polls and Mini SurveysAre you a global nomad, overseas worker, expat spouse, economic migrant, lifestyle retiree, international student? If you live abroad for more than 6 months per year we would value your opinions. Participate in bite size research for your chance to win a range of great prizes. Our first Mini-Survey has just gone live! Complete the Relationship & Family Survey for your chance to win Easyjet flight tickets  You can also join our INTERNATIONAL INTELLIGENCE GROUP 

The Big BreXpat Survey has launched

Its gloves off as world’s largest expat research unit offers UK expats a true voice on Brexit!Some of the promoted benefits of Britain being a member of the European Union have been freedom of movement, the ability to retire or work overseas with ease within its member states; and to even wholly own freehold assets and other investments.    Whilst Brits at home have been focused on the impact of inbound immigration, security, workplace competitiveness and the stretch on housing and services, who has actually given UK expats around the globe a platform through which they can express their

What makes Switzerland such a great place for expats?

Switzerland is a well-known location for people wanting to further their horizons or just move to a tax-friendly environment whilst also enjoying some of the luxury and lifestyle the country has to offer.  It has been a lure for foreigners since the mid-1800s and started becoming a popular destination during the latter part of the 19thcentury onwards.  In 1850 only 3% of the population were foreigners, but by 1910 this figure had increased to 14.7%; nowadays it is upwards of 25% and is made up of people from many corners of the globe as demonstrated by the table below. As can be seen

Motion debated in the House of Commons for "no fault" divorce

A ten minute motion will be debated in the House of Commons today at the instigation of Conservative MP Richard Bacon seeking to bring in a Bill providing for “no-fault” divorce in England and Wales. The current law provides that the only ground for divorce is the irretrievable breakdown of a marriage. This requires one of five “facts”: · Adultery; or · Unreasonable behaviour; or · Desertion for two years; or · Two years separation and consent to the divorce; or · Five years separation Therefore unless the spouses have lived apart for at least two years (and they both

Global Expat Media Portal Launches

NEWS ARTICLES FROM AROUND THE WORLD!The team that brought you The Expat Survey, the world’s only independent research programme of those living outside their country of origin, unveil the Expat Media Hub. The Expat Media Hub has been established to create the world’s largest index of off and online media serving all those residing abroad; so that no matter where you are in the world or what nationality you are, you can look up whatever media resource is relevant to you. The Hub will be an active tool and living chart of the movement of the quarter billion who live outside of their

How do you access your financial information when living abroad?

Churchill and Partners lend a hand to the expat looking to stay financially connected One of the benefits of living in far flung locations is the fact that technology has become a large part of our lives and can be harnessed in a way which brings access to information which we have never been able to utilise before.  Banks and financial institutions the world over have invested heavily in ensuring that the security of their online systems is maintained, enabling customers and clients to interact with their personal financial information without the fear of being compromised.

How to enjoy life and keep good company as an expat in Switzerland

Life a balancing act for Swiss-based expats There is much to enjoy about the lifestyle in Switzerland, whatever the reason for being there, and as expats make up about 25% of the Swiss population, this fact has become common knowledge amongst those people that can meet the criteria for becoming residents or citizens of the country.   It is a fact that 80% of the world’s wealthiest people live outside their country of origin, and a good example of that fact can be seen in Switzerland, which has become a mecca both for expats wanting to forge careers as well as emigres looking

The most important nation you’ve never heard of

IT’S the fifth-biggest population in the world, and its wealthy and high-achieving population is hugely important for business, politics, travel and education.Yet we know very little about this group of 232 million people, whose influence and power are often overlooked. This is the nation of Expatria, the imagined community of expatriates, which has quadrupled in size in the past 25 years. As researchers begin to examine who they are, it’s time to take a close look at what they tell us about our future. INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE Many Australian expats are skilled migrants, leaving

The Greek crisis through expat eyes

Tsipras, Syriza and the Bailout that has brought Greece to crisis, as seen by a near 8.4% of the Greek population that can be considered expats Greece has become a focal point in global news over the last months; a debt crisis has brought a nation to its knees while in external disrepute with the EU elite. The initial bailout proposal was rejected resoundingly by a 61% majority, a keen show of solidarity and a bookmaker’s upset, only for the second to be accepted all to suddenly. Had fear and panic set in for Tsipras and his Syriza party? Or did pragmatism override ideological

The Politics of Studying Abroad

The Expat Survey explores the approaches of different nations to tertiary education policy. The last article in this series was dedicated to the student experience when experienced abroad. Their time is shown to be as enlightening as it is daunting, it ain’t easy. Tina Quick, a specialist in third culture therapy has been quoted saying: ‘the same sad, familiar story over and over again: I don’t fit in here, I don’t belong, I can’t connect with anyone.’ I don’t think our findings exactly matched that of Quick’s, anecdotes have shown students are as likely to immerse and get

International Students in their own words

Is studying abroad an experience, a means in itself, or for the purpose of future employment, a means to an end? This wouldn’t be online content if it did not start with reference to a ‘Top Ten’ list.  The New School Free Press constructed ten steps to studying abroad – all valid tips based on one a shred of common sense, ‘failing to plan is planning to fail.’ A simple rule but necessarily reinforced. Isolation is common among international students, brought about by a lack of communication or even the means to communicate, preventing international students from feeling

‘Expatria’ the biggest country you’ve never heard of!

Here at the Expat Survey we take ‘expat’ to mean anyone who lives outside of their nation of origin for at least six months of any twelve month period. There are 232 million people living outside of their nation of origin but what do we actually know about them? Immigrant or expat, tax exile or asylum seeker, estimations vary wildly and the knowledge of a population of almost a quarter of a billion has proven shallow. The Expat Survey conducts independent research that aims to paint a more accurate and textured picture of a constantly changing landscape. To emphasise this dearth

The grass in Switzerland may be greener but it needs constant watering

Switzerland is a great place to live and do business in, and has a wealth of obvious attractions for people who decide to move there in order to further their careers or simply experience living in a different country.   Many people go to live there and eventually decide to make it their permanent home, whereas some people may use it as a transitory experience en route to other locations.  One thing is indisputable, it is a haven for many tens of thousands of high level international professionals who have opportunities galore due to the number of large companies, corporations and

Making the most of your money when you are an expat in Switzerland

Following the launch of the ground-breaking Expat Survey in 2013, which is now continuing its ongoing look at expat behaviour across the globe, some interesting revelations have been learned with regard to how people organise their finances when they have chosen to live abroad. For many, one of the main motivations in moving away from home is to develop one’s career and increase earning power.  This is particularly true in Switzerland, where salaries are high and expats generally earn more than local workers, particularly in managerial positions.  On average across top and middle

Expatria’s Students: The Global Classroom

Let’s catch up shall we? So we’ve got a quarter billion living abroad and it’s comprised of the most diverse population imaginable. Most recently we’ve sussed that, on the whole, ‘the kids are alright’, but we could do with raising awareness about unaccompanied young immigrants, as shown in the border-crises that couples North and Central America, which led President Obama to emergency action in November of last year. Where to next? Well, this Expatria series now looks to international students, the composition of a growing population in size and significance, showing that cross-

Expatria’s Children (part two): Difficulties and Crises in Child Migration

The boundless new opportunities awaiting an expatriate family is well advertised, the psychological problems and social issues experienced by migrating children is perhaps less known. The initial part of this investigation was spent exhausting the potential of Expatria’s children, of Third Culture Kids - those best versed in the interconnectedness of current times. This concluding article will examine the difficulties facing the children of Expatria, how crossing cultures can cause difficulties for individual and state. TCKs are often rarefied and sensitive individuals and whilst it has

The Expat Survey 2015 is live! Get involved today for your chance to win £2000 cash prize, along with amazon and lebara vouchers

3.2% of the world’s population can be considered expatriates, but how much do we really know about this quarter billion? Aiding in our research, by completing our 3-part research programme, can get this significant population better understood.There are 232 million people living outside of their nation of origin but what do we actually know about them? Immigrant or expat, tax exile or asylum seeker, estimations vary wildly and the knowledge of a population of almost a quarter of a billion has proven shallow. The Expat Survey conducts in-depth research that aims to paint a more accurate and

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