When it comes to deciding between Ireland and Scotland, it can be a tough choice. Ireland and Scotland are similar countries, and the decision often comes down to personal preferences. In this post, we’ll discuss the pros and cons of living in both countries, the cost of living, and the quality of life in each […]
Relocating to a new country can be exciting, but it can also be overwhelming, especially when it comes to daily necessities like grocery shopping. In Ireland, grocery shopping can be a bit different than what you’re used to but you will get used to it in time. In this guide, we’ll take a look at
This article will help guide you through the process from finding your home, to taking a mortgage and all of the costs involved. The Process of Buying a House in Ireland You should follow the following steps for buying a house in Ireland. You can find more information from the Irish government website about these
Revolut is the best bank for International Students coming to Ireland. It is very easy to get started with Revolut and using the app is also really easy. For transferring money to Irish bank accounts we recommend Wise as they provide the cheapest and fastest bank transfers. There are two big traditional banks in
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This is our Moving to Ireland Guide to help people move to our beautiful country. Ireland has really blossomed into a great place to live and along with the welcoming people, makes it a wonderful place to live. There are some downsides too but we wrote this guide so that you could learn about the
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Portugal is an absolutely gorgeous country with a stunning coastline and a relatively low cost of living. Lisbon has been one of the hottest digital nomads spots for a few years now and there are many people working remotely from other parts of the world in Portugal. Portugal is attractive to remote workers for the
CABA is an area in Buenos Aires that stands for: Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires. It’s the capital city of Buenos Aires and it’s organised into comunas (areas or neighbourhoods). What are the areas of Buenos Aires City? Comunas Neighbourhoods 1 Retiro, San Nicolás, Puerto Madero, San Telmo, Montserrat and Constitución. 2 Recoleta. 3 Balvanera
The areas to avoid in Buenos Aires as a tourist are Barracas, Retiro, Constitucion, and Balvanera. In this article, I’ll cover some of the areas to avoid when visiting Buenos Aires and some useful tips for your trip. But remember, this is based on my experience, living there and visiting for a couple of months.
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So you want to escape the cold winter in Europe or North America….. Well, South America is a great place to work remotely and has really come along as a place where digital nomads spend a few months of the year. Remember, South America is huge, so think about the type of place you want
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Buenos Aires is a fantastic city to visit, but it’s also a great place to learn Spanish. You can always take lessons in a language school or go to language exchange meet-ups. Learning Spanish in Buenos Aires is an exciting challenge, not only for beginners but also for more advanced learners. You’re probably wondering… Should
