Many older Americans retire in Mexico because of its laid-back lifestyle, beaches and vibrant culture. Here’s what you need ...

It's the Mexico of film, song and cartoon: arid and semi-arid scrubland. And around Lake Chapala, it's teeming with things to ...

Canadian snowbirds rethinking their usual winter destinations in the United States in light of the trade war launched by the ...

Lake Chapala is known for its mild climate, with warm days and cool nights. Many retirees appreciate the walkable towns and close-knit community. The healthcare options are good, and many services ...

Nearly half a million expat state pensioners are set to miss out on a £470 triple lock boost next month. Under the triple lock system, the state pension will increase by 4.1 per cent in April. However ...

KUWAIT CITY, March 18: The Ministry of Interior has recently achieved significant progress across its field and administrative security sectors under the close supervision and follow-up of Acting ...

The survey was conducted by InterNations, a guide for expats who are considering a movie abroad. A. Frank/peopleimages.com – stock.adobe.com This country in Central America is ranked as the No.

The world's friendliest country for expats has been revealed in a survey - with a Central American destination topping the list. The result comes from a survey by InterNations, an expat guide ...

For foreign retirees, adjusting to life in a new country can be daunting, but in the Philippines, expats are embraced with open arms. English is widely spoken, making communication seamless ...

However, thousands of Indian expats will be celebrating the festival only after Ramadan to respect the culture and traditions associated with the holy month. Many Indian expatriates community ...

Despite the government's pledges to levy holiday homes and prioritise nationals, Spain remains one of the most popular destinations for British expats in the world. But dozens of people leaving ...

Dozens of British expats living in Spain say their "lives have been ruined" by a "punitive" tax on foreigners. Robert Amsterdam, a partner at Amsterdam & Associates LLP, says he has been contacted ...