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- British Expat Discussion Forum
Welcome to the British Expats Forum You are currently viewing our boards as a guest which gives you limited access to view most discussions and access our other features By joining our community you will be able to start discussions and connect with other British Expats around the world
- USA - British Expats
British ExPats Social Media IBJoel on Oct 2nd 2017 Dec 3rd 2017 5:55 am by London Bill 1 24,279
- Dual Nationals ETA experience traveling to UK - British Expats
USA - Dual Nationals ETA experience traveling to UK - For dual nationals with both British American citizenship, how are you traveling to the UK British govt won’t issue an electric travel authorization to British citizens, but US law requires travel on a US passport Anyone getting rejected at the airport by
- Cultural differences between the British and Dutch - British Expats
Furthermore, Hofstede claims the British have a higher tolerance for uncertainty and ambiguity, at least compared to the Dutch As such, the Dutch value rules, laws and regulations in order to minimize this uncertainty and ambiguity In addition, the Dutch are also said to be more emotional, whereas the British are more pragmatic
- Moving to Qatar from the UK - British Expats
Schools will take at least 120k per year for 2 kids at a fairly good British school 7000 QAR for housing is too little This will get you a 3 br apartment outside Doha You need at least 10k QAR per month to rent a good apartment in areas like AL-Saad, or Abu Hamor, which are middle class areas in Doha
- Using British straighteners in US - British Expats
USA - Using British straighteners in US - Hello all, I am new to this forum, but hopefully someone can help me I have a pair of hair straighteners that I brought with me from England that I was told would work here with a 40w reverse wattage converter from Radio Shack However, upon going to my local Shack I found out
- Middle East - British Expats
Middle East - Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Dubai (UAE) are very popular locations for British expats Discuss living and working in the Middle East
- UK State Pension and US tax return - British Expats
the US taxes you on your worldwide income, you will likely get a credit for foreign tax’s (with some exemptions) if they are required to be paid… if as you note the income is below the personal allowance and you pay $0 tax on it you will get $0 credit for it
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