How do so many young people afford to travel? The two predominate ways are (1) they really are funded by their parents, or (2) they save up for trips and travel whenever they can, spend their savings, and then return and go back to work.
They do not save for a distant future, because many think the future is bleak and there is no point to long term saving.
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Per Bloomberg, a surprising 40% of Americans qualify EU citizenship due to ancestral ties and various European country programs that issue citizenship to descendants.
Continue readingThe EU plans to sue Malta over their “citizenship for sale” scheme. However, acquiring citizenship in other countries is a growing activity, not likely to be curtailed.
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How do you become a global citizen with global skills?
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This entire story is dripping with elite privilege and status – geesh. Her dog has been to more than 20 countries. This is insanity. A pet passport gives dogs admission…
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Study finds – no surprise – that those who have gone abroad, or interacted with immigrant populations, or who speak a 2nd language are more favorable towards immigration and immigrants.
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Passport renewal will join the 21st century, with online services coming in 2023.
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The EU’s Erasmus program provides scholarships and stipends to qualified students pursuing Masters degrees in Europe (and since 2009 with other partners too). The program is open to students world-wide.
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10 countries are rated as “safest countries” in which to be a temporary “digital nomad” remote international worker.
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Immigrants play an increasingly large role in the U.S.-based workforce and in many industries, such as tech, may make up half or more of the team members. Effective team leaders need to have a global perspective and global skills to make the best of these teams.
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