Making the move.

Whether you have lived abroad for years or have just arrived, you need to understand the full financial implications of being an expat and how to make the most of your finances whilst you are overseas.

We've featured some practical information and useful contact details to help make your move easier. You probably have lots of questions, so take a look at the expat organizer. If you need advise with the logistics of your move, we can put you in touch with a specialist relocation service.

First steps.

Most expats make the move in a flurry of activity with too much to do and not enough time to do it. It's not unusual to put sorting your financial affairs on hold until you are settled in but before you leave, we strongly recommend that you at least :

Make or update your will.
A common belief is that your spouse and children will inherit your assets if you die without a will. This is only partially correct. To ensure that an executor of your choice allocates your estate in the way you wish, it is essential to make a will that takes into account all assets held worldwide.

Open and offshore bank account. You didn't decide to live and work abroad so you could spend your time worrying about finances. We can help you make sense of your expatriate status and help you make the most of your time abroad.

So settle in and Contact us.

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