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[Win £1.000] The world’s largest expat survey

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Sep 27, 2013
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Calling all expatriates of any nationality! Have you moved overseas for a better quality of life for your family, to pursue a career opportunity or simply for a change of scenery to the place you always adored?

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Share your opinions!

Whatever initiated your move "The Expat Survey" invites you to share your opinions on a variety of different topics.

Whilst there are the usual questions requiring you to tick boxes, the research study breaks away from convention and enquires about your experience, whether or not expectations have been fulfilled, what expats miss about home and requests tips and advice for others contemplating a move to a new continent.

Your input will make a valuable contribution to understanding how those residing outside their country of origin can be supported, so that organisations and companies that specialise in servicing expatriate communities and individuals can understand their needs better.

Is the grass really greener on the other side?

In a world of rapid change and volatile economies, with the diversification and consolidation of businesses resulting in employment instability and mounting stress, many have chosen to move overseas in the belief that the grass is greener on the other side.

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Whether it has proven to be the best or worst decision you ever made, your feedback is essential!

About The Expat Survey

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Conducted as an annual rolling programme the study comprises three surveys:
› "Migration & Lifestyle" | Start date: July 15
› "Retail & Finance" | Start date: September 27
› "Travel & Health" | Start date: November 5

Whilst the main thrust of each survey lasts 8 weeks, all surveys will remain live until December 31 so that a continual collection of responses takes place.

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