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Each week, your host Lynn Ferrari will help shine a light on new, exciting ways people are finding to bankroll an international life… travel in style on next to nothing…and leave the rat race behind to live their best lives in the sun…
Kristin Wilson took advantage of the superb public transportation system in the Netherlands this week and took a train to Maastricht, one of the oldest cities in the country. Maastricht lies two-and-a-half hours south of Amsterdam by train.
Malaysia launched a digital nomad visa about a year ago. It’s called the De Rantau Nomad Pass and, once approved, the applicant can stay in Malaysia for up to 12 months, with the option to extend for another 12.
Greg Goodmacher shares a wealth of detail about living in Japan—from friendly neighbors who will look after your pets while you’re away, to explaining just why the real estate in Japan is so affordable.
Gayle Smith Padgett and her husband Ralph spent many years flirting with France before they decided to finally “shack up” with the beautiful country and “make things official.” Finding a needle in a Provençal haystack, i.e., a pool home with an attentive and caring landlord and within walking distance to the town center—the duo has called...
Mel Rhoden lives in the tiny village of Puerto Viejo on Costa Rica's Caribbean coast. Mel rents a two-bedroom home with her wife and child for $850. Like most spots in Costa Rica, Puerto Viejo is growing in popularity. "I booked an Airbnb for 10 days," Mel says. "A year later, I was still here."
Along the majestic western coastline of Ireland known as the Wild Atlantic Way sits one of its most welcoming and charming villages. Doolin, located in County Clare, consumes visitors with its fabled Irish spirit and space for adventure. It delighted me so much on brief, first visit that...
Why be satisfied walking the usual links in your neck of the woods, when there’s an entire universe of breathtakingly aesthetic, challenging golf courses in some of the world’s most beautiful, yet affordable destinations?
If I can impart one lesson about living overseas, it’s this: Don’t wait to make your dream a reality. Expats are dreamers who decided to make their dream come true. There will never be a “right time” without any obstacles to overcome.
Soccer provided Francisco with a central theme to his expat life, but in between, discovering the heavenly beaches, the ancient ruins, and twisting medieval streets of the Greek island of Rhodes…as well as the practicalities of daily life in Greece, has proven to be a voyage of discovery and personal growth.