Expat Money Newsletter - October 2019

Welcome to this month’s Expat Money Newsletter.

Healthcare costs are forever increasing and in many parts of the world you will not be able to live and work unless you can show that you have adequate private medical insurance.

For British expats it is coming to the deadline for filing a paper tax return. Understand the important dates and the basic principles for expats.

The Expat Network Team

expats@expatnetwork.com

Do Expats Need Private Health Insurance?

When living or working abroad one of the major issues to be addressed is how to access good quality healthcare. In many countries you can access the state healthcare system if you are a resident of that country, but there may be conditions before you qualify. Whenever you travel abroad you need to consider how you will access good quality healthcare. This is true whether you are travelling on business or on holiday and even more so if you are working or retiring abroad.

5 Most Important Things You Need To Know About Expat Healthcare

For expats, getting access to quality healthcare while abroad can be both difficult and expensive. As the cost of global healthcare has been increasing in recent years, more countries are now requiring expats to have health insurance to be able to live and work abroad. For this reason, knowing the ins and outs of expat healthcare while abroad can help you save a lot of time and money. In this article, we will explore the 5 most important things you need to know about expat healthcare around the world.

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Important UK Tax Dates To Watch Out For

Throughout a new year a lot of things tend to happen and because of this key tax dates have a habit of sneaking up on you without warning. October 31st is the deadline for submitting a paper tax return. Being prepared doesn’t only save you from rushing things last minute, it may help save you considerable amount of money in the future, so having a list of the important tax dates to hand is vital.

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Expat tax affairs can be complicated, so GoSimple Tax have gathered some tips to help you understand your tax requirements as a UK expat that is still domiciled in the UK.

Why Should You Retire To The Costa Blanca?

The Costa Blanca is one of the most popular regions for British expats retiring to Spain. It has a number of resorts that are popular with British retirees and not too overwhelmed by holidaymakers. Which are the most popular and what are their attractions?

Your Free Guide To Living In Spain

Spain is a country rich in heritage with beautiful scenery, bustling cities, wild coastlines and sunny island outposts. No wonder it is the most popular destination for expats planning to retire abroad as well as for people planning to invest in a second home. Whether you are planning to retire, buy a second home, take up a temporary visa to work, set up a business in Spain, there are many issues to address before you go. Make the transition work better with this free-to-download, full-colour guide. Your Guide To Living In Spain provides you with guidance on the issues you will need to address as you plan your move.

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