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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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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

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