100% Assurance Santé Internationale - Entreprises, Expatriés, Etudiants, Voyageurs
100% Assurance Santé Internationale - Entreprises, Expatriés, Etudiants, Voyageurs
100% Assurance Santé Internationale - Entreprises, Expatriés, Etudiants, Voyageurs
100% Assurance Santé Internationale - Entreprises, Expatriés, Etudiants, Voyageurs
Every year, thousands of young professionals leave their home country to take up an international volunteer assignment. The VIE (Volontariat International en Entreprise) scheme alone represents more than 11,500 people working simultaneously in over 120 countries. Similar programs exist in other countries: Canada, Germany, the UK and the Netherlands. The logic is always the same: […]
The number of French expatriates abroad continues to grow, driven by economic opportunities, family reasons or personal aspirations. In 2024, nearly 2.5 million French people were officially registered as living abroad, according to the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs. This figure continues to rise, particularly for destinations outside Europe. This trend reflects a growing desire
More and more French expatriates Read more
Globalisation is reshaping academic pathways and opening access to universities all over the world. More and more students are choosing to pursue a degree outside their home country to build skills, gain independence and enjoy a powerful personal and professional experience. This momentum has been accelerating for years and it puts one topic at the
Latest trends in student mobility : Erasmus, free movers and student insurance abroad Read more
In recent years, studying abroad has become a major economic issue, with countries competing fiercely to attract the greatest number of young minds to gain a foothold in the booming higher education market. Australia was quick to capitalize on this new economic windfall represented by foreign students in Australia. If you too are attracted, certain
Australia and foreign students Read more
In 2022, the tourism sector reached new heights, with over 1.5 billion tourists registered worldwide, according to data from the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO). This increase, which represents 7% growth on the previous year, testifies to the industry’s resilience in the face of persistent challenges such as the COVID-19 pandemic and global economic fluctuations. Asia-Pacific
Over a billion tourists worldwide! Read more
Is the widespread prejudice that the French are bad at foreign languages true? Yes, according to a serious study carried out by the European Commission among over 50,000 high school students in 14 countries. When it comes to English proficiency, the huge gap between France and Sweden is a striking revelation. According to the results
The United States: top destination for learning English Read more
When you’re planning a trip, one of the first things on your mind is undoubtedly your budget. “How much will I have to save? How much will I have to spend? It’s not always easy to estimate how much you’ll need to spend on your trip. It all depends on the length of the trip,
Budgeting and money management Read more
A study carried out by a British company has shown that the average motorist spends the equivalent of 3 years and 4 months of his or her life behind the wheel. At a time when we are witnessing the democratization of car rental for vacations, it’s interesting to explore the specificities of different countries in
Differences in conduct between countries Read more
According to hoteliers, the French are the worst tourists in the world! These are the findings of a study carried out by the TNS polling institute. The main faults of the French tourist are stinginess, grumpiness and rudeness. Professionals also agree that the French have great difficulty – and reluctance – in expressing themselves in
The French, the world’s worst tourists… Read more
According to official civil aviation statistics, tens of thousands of pieces of luggage go astray every day between airports around the world. In total, 90,000 pieces of luggage are lost every day, including 10,000 in Europe. 80% of luggage is found by its owner a few days later, but it is estimated thatone out of
90,000 suitcases lost every day worldwide Read more
