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EXPATNETWORK
25 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE
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Working Overseas? Here’s The Latest Expat Intelligence Welcome to the August edition of the Expat Network newsletter, full of the latest news affecting those living and working overseas and for those planning a move abroad. In this edition we look at the latest job offers open to those willing to work overseas. Below in Featured Jobs we detail just a fraction of the employment opportunities we hold on our database. Also important for those willing and able to work overseas is to keep track of where new contracts are being awarded. Below in Contract News we showcase just a few of the many contract details we hold on our database. In this edition you will also find guidance if you are considering working in India or are thinking of taking advantage of the tax breaks offered in Australia or New Zealand. We also alert you to the new healthcare rules in Dubai and the trend for older contractors just to keep on working. We hope you enjoy this newsletter. We welcome your thoughts on other topics you would like us to cover. Or do you have your own tale to tell about expat life? Let us know. |
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Here is just a small selection of the job opportunities featured on the jobs board at expatnetwork.com, which is updated every working day. If any of them interest you, please click through for further details.
Program Project Director - Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Shift Charge Engineers/Operators - North Africa Advisor for HR Corporate Services - Qatar Engineer - Marine Supt/Mooring Master - Ghana Contracts Manager - Nigeria Road Engineer
- Somalia MEP Design Engineer - Qatar Project Engineer - Baku, Azerbaijan Chief Resident Engineer - Turkey Technical Operations Manager - Saudi Arabia
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All the latest news for expat contractors is loaded every working day at expatnetwork.com. Here is just a small selection of the latest contract awards. If any of these interest you just click through from the heading.
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Older Workers Taking On Consultancy
Funding a comfortable retirement is no easy matter, so many contractors are choosing to defer drawing pensions and are continuing to work on a part-time or consultancy basis. Working as a self-employed consultant with contacts from a previous career is a particularly common model for expat contractors. |
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Living & Working In India
Thinking of living and working in India? There’s a great deal to learn about the working conditions there and how to make sure you secure the right visa. Find out if working in the world’s second-most populous country and its tenth-largest economy is right for you. |
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No Medical Cover? Then No Visa For Dubai
It’s now official that anyone moving to Dubai for work or other reason will not be able to take advantage of the local public healthcare facilities. You must instead take out private medical insurance to cover the cost of your treatment. To make sure the new law is complied with you will not be able to apply for a residency visa unless you can prove you have valid medical insurance. |
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Tax Breaks If You Head Down Under
To go alongside the promise of a better life, some locations actually offer expats significant tax benefits. For instance, temporary residents in Australia are not taxed on most of their foreign income. In New Zealand, a favourable tax regime may apply for new residents. |
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Remember To Register! Sign up for free at the Expat Network to enjoy the following benefits: access the latest overseas jobs; get help with writing winning CVs and social media profiles; and upload your CV so that our unique network of recruiters and employers can find you. . You will also find expert answers to the most frequently asked expat questions and receive regular news bulletins on contract awards and other expat news. Registration is free of charge – and you can unsubscribe at any time. |
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Dates For Your Expat Diary
If you are going to be within travelling distance of London this 11 and 12 September, come and join the team behind Expat Network at The Expat Show – Living and Working Overseas, held at Olympia. Whether you want a career opportunity, an adventure, a change of lifestyle, or simply want a second home to escape to, The Expat Show will introduce you to what is available outside the UK and show you how to get it! Free seminars will tackle important expat topics such as landing the next job, understanding tax and residence, and obtaining work visas. Details of how to get free tickets to The Expat Show (normal value £10) for you and friends and colleagues who could benefit (even if you can’t make it) can be found at www.theexpatshow.co.uk |
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