Expats living in some countries find it easy to settle in, make friends, and raise a family. In other places, political instability, the local economy, and personal safety are big concerns. It’s not ...

Retiring in Europe doesn't have to break the bank. These four Eastern European countries offer retirees affordable healthcare, low costs of living, and rich cultures, all for under $1,400 a month.

Want to move abroad? A new report reveals 2025’s best countries to live in, according to the people who know these places best: expats. The 2025 edition draws on feedback from more than 10,000 expats ...

An Expat Insider survey asked more than 12,500 people living in 174 countries to rank everything from ease of making friends to career opportunities and the weather. ByRebecca Ann Hughes, Contributor.

The United States is home to the highest number of immigrants in the world — 50.6 million, about 15% of the population — followed by Germany, Saudi Arabia, Russia and the U.K., according to the U.N.