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A Growing Passport Divide Reshapes Global Mobility in 2026

As international travel patterns shift, the Henley Passport Index 2026 offers a concise snapshot, revealing a widening gap between the world’s most mobile citizens and those increasingly left behind.

What does the millionaire migration mean for schools?

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Bern takes top spot in international expat liveability index

New York now world's costliest city for expats

Brexit moved to EU much lower than expected

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School insights for parents around the world

Parents need as much information as possible to make decisions about the future and their children’s education during the admissions cycle. We have produced a series of high impact webinars which answer questions on curriculum, admissions, early learning, learning differences, virtual schools and transition care, explains Fiona Murchie.

Creating Happy Endings – Building on your Foreign Work Experiences

Working abroad can have disastrous consequences. Yet, international work should benefit both individuals and organisations after repatriation. How can you ensure a happy ending for yourself?

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Global Mobility Refined

Grasping the Opportunities that the Shift from “Before COVID” (BC) to “After Despair” (AD) can bring.

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Auckland 'best for expat mental health'

Auckland has emerged at the top of rankings of 40 cities across the world, assessed on what they offered expats in terms of mental wellbeing.

Enter the 2022 Think Global People and Relocate Awards

Think Global People Awards: Global Mobility, Leadership and Education with a spotlight on wellbeing

Fiona Murchie explains how the Think Global People Awards have evolved for 2022 to showcase the inspiring people working across global mobility, global leadership and education who are delivering excellence and innovation.

Remote working: Are the positives of global mobility unravelling?

A series of reports from companies such as KPMG, Mercer, and HSBC present varying approaches to the increase of home working as a result of the pandemic. David Sapsted explores the global mobility dimension.

People putting in longer working days now than pre-pandemic

With National Work-Life Week underway, new data from business cybersecurity provider NordLayer shows employees working an extra hour a day compared to before the Covid-19 outbreak.

Peter Graham, Group Director of Visa & Immigration Services, Santa Fe Relocation, speaks to Fiona Murchie of Relocate Global

Peter Graham, Group Director of Visa and Immigration collected the award on his behalf and spoke to Fiona Murchie about the survey and its implications from an immigration perspective.

The benefits of a bilingual education for children and opportunities for life

Discover the huge advantages of a bilingual or multilingual education for children of all ages to help parents make important school choices.

Inflation crashes across Europe amid pandemic

Inflation rates in both the UK and eurozone tumbled last month to their lowest in almost four years, official figures showed on Wednesday.

Singapore still top for expat "liveability"

While Singapore has topped the rankings for the 15th year in a row, which other global cities rank highly for quality of life for expats?

NATO summit confronts problems of future unity

NATO summit was to concentrate on emerging threats - cyber, militarisation of space, China as a rising military power - but fears are that discussion will be dominated by defence funding.

Which university is top for international university students?

Which country is top for international university students?

An annual study of 30 European countries – that aims to discover the best country choice for international students studying full-time degrees – has seen Germany placed in the top spot.

Which nationality affords you the best opportunities?

Citizenship and nationality: Germany ranked highest

Germany’s quality of nationality is ranked highest in the world, according to the Henley & Partners – Kochenov Quality of Nationality Index (QNI), which was launched in London on Wednesday, 13 September.

EU pensions gender gap: inequality set for long term

A new report from HR consultants, Mercer, highlights the significant difference between male and female pension pots, and outlines actions government and businesses can take to bridge the gap.

Q Apartments International acquires Skyline Worldwide

Q Apartments International (a member of the Q Apartments Group family of businesses) has announced the acquisition of serviced apartments provider Skyline Worldwide, to bolster its expansion plans.

Pro-Link GLOBAL Immigration Dispatch – Estonia, Denmark, South Africa and Thailand

Discover key changes to immigration regulations in Estonia, Denmark, South Africa and Thailand.

Education

Country Guide to Schools in Denmark

Building Bridges: The Impact of the PTA at Copenhagen International School

Building Connection and Community: How CIS Counselors Foster Emotional Growth and Inclusion

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Nurturing early years creativity and expression

The value of primary school education in an international school, in the PYP

In this webinar we talk to Catalina Gardescu, Director of Admissions, Marketing & Communications and Jan Humpleby, Primary School Principal at Copenhagen International School (CIS).

The importance of early years education

Attending school in the early years is increasingly important as it lays the foundation for a child’s cognitive, social, and emotional development. Early education fosters critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills, essential for navigating complex global challenges, especially in a world like the one we live in today. At institutions like Copenhagen International School (CIS), early education is designed to cultivate these attributes through a well-rounded, inquiry-based learning approach.

Bright and early: the best start for young international learners

From Singapore to Saudi, high-quality early childhood education is a growing priority. Sally Robinson talks to the settings that are getting it right.

Creating a Culture of Inclusion: The DEIJB Initiatives at CIS

In today’s rapidly evolving global society, the need for diversity, equity, inclusion, justice, and belonging (DEIJB) within educational institutions is more critical than ever. Copenhagen International School (CIS) aims to position itself at the forefront of this movement with principles that are deeply embedded into the fabric of the school’s environment and educational framework. Under the guidance of dedicated professionals like the DEIJB Coordinator at CIS, the school is transforming its approach to education, aiming to create a more inclusive, supportive, and enriching environment for all students and staff.

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Copenhagen International School: Educating champions of a just and sustainable world.

Short and Long Term Accommodation

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AltoVita creates best practice in sustainable corporate accommodation and travel

Corporate accommodation platform AltoVita provides sustainable vision for travel sector with geotagging and data analytics, as their Smart, Safe, Sustainable Innovation Summit sets measurable roadmap to sustainability.

Auckland 'best for expat mental health'

Think Global People Awards

Peter Graham of Santa Fe Relocation speaks to Fiona Murchie

The benefits of a bilingual education for children and opportunities for life

Covid shaking up expat living costs

Paris and Zurich have joined Hong Kong as being ranked as the world's most expensive cities for expats after a year when the coronavirus has shaken the annual ratings compiled by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU).

Singapore still top for expat "liveability"

While Singapore has topped the rankings for the 15th year in a row, which other global cities rank highly for quality of life for expats?

Visa-free access continues to increase globally

The latest Henley Passport Index has shown that despite a growing polarity in immigration discourse countries around the world continue to maintain or increase their visa free access.

Health and security risks in expat destinations: Denmark

We cover research examining the security and medical facilities of popular expatriate destinations. In this article we highlight the risks associated with international assignment in Denmark.

Q Apartments International acquires Skyline Worldwide

Q Apartments International (a member of the Q Apartments Group family of businesses) has announced the acquisition of serviced apartments provider Skyline Worldwide, to bolster its expansion plans.

Immigration

Creating Happy Endings – Building on your Foreign Work Experiences

Working abroad can have disastrous consequences. Yet, international work should benefit both individuals and organisations after repatriation. How can you ensure a happy ending for yourself?