On 23 June 2016, United Kingdom decided that it would leave with the European Union in a significant referendum that showed 52% of its citizens voting against the stay, the conclusion for the economic and political decision known as the Brexit. The result caused missive impact on a global scale: the British pound fell toRead more

Spain’s national elections is closing in and is likely to enter a new political era that will make or break its already established economic policies. For decades, the country has hovered between the new and old, carefully balancing tradition and progress in backdrop of political upheavals and victory.  But all in all, Spain is a solid migrationRead more

In a sudden and prolonged economic upswing known as the Miracle on the Han River, South Korea skyrocketed from one of the most struggling countries on the planet into a fully-blossomed financial center in the east within one generation. Currently, one can say the country is slowly taking over the world one aspect of ourRead more

Renting a house is no rocket science in Australia, but it’s not child’s play either. Arriving to the country for the first time, you can’t expect to own a house in just a few weeks or months. Even those who have been here for quite a while still choose to rent. Only seventy percent of theRead more

Italy is up there among the top migration destinations in the world, with immigrants representing 8.2% of the country’s population. This number gained increase having 90,000 more immigrants last year, meaning it’s still a prime spot for those who want to make a living or settle down in other countries because of its good economyRead more