If You Were to Live Overseas, Where Would You Do it?
Most people live their whole lives in the same country they were born in and there are many reasons for it. Some people just like the place they live: the familiar culture, food, politics, way of life. Others don’t have the money or the gumption to try a life...
How to Truly Feel Connected Across the Globe
After living for 12 years in Germany, and with Stefan living a very international life as a kid, we have lots of family and friends spread around the world with whom we like to keep in touch. It’s always nice to be able to stay connected to friends and family...
5 Tips for Americans Moving to Europe
Today’s post comes from Jess Signut. Here’s a little bit about her: “My parents were travelers since before I was born. Even in the womb, I was able to travel all over the place! Boy, did things NOT change as I grew older! Knowing there’s more to the...
Why organisation is key to a smooth house move
Moving house is considered to be one of the most stressful experiences that a person can go through in their life. While we have no control over some of the more difficult and traumatic situations we encounter, moving house can be managed: when relocating you can...
Why Buying a Home Abroad May Be Beneficial to Your Health
There were many reasons why we wanted to move back to Florida after our 12 year stint in Europe. The weather was a huge factor. And as I read through these other health benefits of living in a sunnier, beach-like climate, I have a few more good excuses for settling...ABOUT NOH
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