What statement is not true about departing Papua New Guinea with more than PGK20,000 (US$5,800)? a. You need approval from the Bank of Papua New Guinea. b. Customs officials can make exceptions if the excess is small. c. You brought in more than PGK20,0000 less than 6 months earlier and can prove it. d. Country rules apply even if the […] Continue reading… from Which statement is not true about Papua New Guinea currency?
Relocation everywhere — including within the United States — is being driven by new and exciting trends. More than ever, it seems, employees and their families are motivated to choose their locations by flexible options, welcoming environments, and personal ties. Even when an employee’s destination lies outside of a traditional metropolitan area in the USA, […] Continue reading… from Living near Portland, or…Portland?
Discussion is popping up everywhere about employees returning to the office. An interesting poll by the Best Practice Institute was cited on a recent Love + Relo show: “Some 83 percent of CEOs want employees back full-time, while only 10 percent of workers want back in.” Many employees believe that most jobs can be done […] Continue reading… from Home or Office? Or Both?
Globally mobile workers have long relied on Living Abroad’s experience bringing you superior content on a wide range of topics. But would it surprise you to know that we also have long experience working remotely? For more than a decade, our core team has worked from home, utilizing an office periodically for meetings and planning […] Continue reading… from WFH Tips and Transitions
What statements are true about Mozambique? a. Driving is unsafe. b. Cashew wine is a traditional alcoholic beverage in Mozambique, created from the cashew apple fruit. c. Having a single drink, such as a can of beer or a glass of wine, is often enough for you to be considered in violation of the driving […] Continue reading… from When in Mozambique…
After months of hope that the second most populous country in the world would be able to keep up with medical support and resources during the pandemic, India is now a focus for international concern. As of the last week of April, India accounted for more than 1 out of 3 reported COVID-19 cases globally. […] Continue reading… from India: Ways to help
Living Abroad has received the WBE designation from the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council. Darien, CT – May 4, 2021 – Living Abroad, the go-to source for destination information and tools for global mobility managers and corporate travel programs, announced today that it has been designated a WBENC-Certified Women’s Business Enterprise, or WBE, by the […] Continue reading… from Living Abroad Obtains Prestigious Woman-Owned Business Designation
Today a colleague sent around a “breaking news report” from the New York Times: European countries may allow American tourists to visit this summer if they show proof of being fully vaccinated against the Covid-19 virus. This was incredibly encouraging since global business travel has begun intra-EU and international assignments can’t be too far behind. According to […] Continue reading… from One can dream
Moving comfortably Anywhere you go around the world, you’ll see local ideas of comfort. Whether it’s heavily accented décor or light Scandinavian simplicity, design tastes are also very personal. Though heightened over the past year, people’s yearning to create their own sanctuary is as old as time. We’re all familiar with the Danish and Norwegian […] Continue reading… from Don’t forget the fuzzy slippers
