Living abroad tips for visas and working overeas by Budget Travel Babes

Living and teaching overseas: How to teach abroad (without experience)

by Chantell Collins | Oct 17, 2020 | Budget tips, Work and travel

Dreaming about moving abroad in 2021 (or even sooner)? Teaching overseas can provide the opportunity to live in a new country and make money at the same time. Megan Vander Lugt shares how to teach abroad – even if you don’t have experience. Whether the...

Living and working overseas: Visas for 15+ countries and how to apply

by Chantell Collins | May 9, 2020 | Budget tips, Work and travel

Guide to living and working overseas. Twenty ex-pats from around the world share their story of moving abroad and how you can apply for a work visa there. Living overseas is easily one of the most fulfilling experiences I’ve ever had. After moving abroad to the...

Moving to Vietnam and the cost of living in Nha Trang (from $12 USD per day)

by Chantell Collins | Apr 6, 2018 | Asia, Budget trips, Work and travel

Guide to living in Vietnam (visas, coworking, accommodation) with our cost of living in Nha Trang (from $12 USD per day). My first thought after moving to Vietnam was “Why don’t more people do this?”. Whether you want to retire in Vietnam or just...

Living in Las Palmas: A digital nomad guide for Gran Canaria, Spain

by Chantell Collins | Jan 22, 2018 | Budget trips, Europe, Work and travel

Ex-pat and digital nomad guide for Las Palmas of Gran Canaria, Spain. The warm temperatures, low cost of living, and relaxed lifestyle of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria have made it a popular choice for international ex-pats and digital nomads alike. I came to Las Palmas...

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