ILA Magazine: Discover How to Stay in Luxury Properties All Over The World… For FREE! Subscribe Now and Save 35% about subscribing to International Living Magazine The Kingdom of Cambodia is a country on the rise with tourism booming like never before as visitors flock to explore its magnificent temples, charmingly exotic cities, colonial beach resorts and relaxing riverside towns.But Cambodia is much more than a tourist destination, in fact it has quickly become one of the region’s top spots for expats of every age...
Udon Thani is the largest city in the Isan region in Thailand’s northeast and lies just 50 kilometres from the Thai/Laos border. The city offers everything an expat could want. Shopping, healthcare, great recreational facilities including parks with tennis courts, outdoor gyms, walking, cycling and jogging tracks. Udon Thani boasts four 9-hole golf courses where a round will cost less than $10—including a caddie...
“We love sailing,” says Elizabeth Coleman, “The freedom it gives us, the cultures we experience, the people we meet and the fun we have along the way.” Since setting sail back in 2006, Elizabeth and Steve have covered some 60,000 nautical miles...
Sandwiched between Thailand, Vietnam and Laos, Cambodia offers a truly fantastic retirement experience, whether you’re thirsting for adventure or just want laidback beach living. But where are the best spots for expat living? Well, that really depends on who you talk to. For IL Cambodia Correspondent, Steven King, Phnom Penh is the number one choice. Long known as the “Pearl of Asia”...
Retire sooner. Spend Less. Live Better. That’s the goal. And there’s no question: You can do it. You can do it in all sorts of beautiful, welcoming, good-weather communities that dot the globe from Southeast Asia to Europe.
Ask most long-term expats if Cambodia is a safe place to live and they will likely be too busy trying to hold back laughter to be able to answer. But don’t worry; it’s just a question that seems almost absurd to expats based here. The short answer is yes, Cambodia is a safe place to live. Twenty or 30 years ago it was the sort of question people asked before even entering the country...
Imagine yourself sipping strong coffee from a tiny cup in a quaint European village, practicing your new language with a local couple at the next table, all against a backdrop of towering peaks and clean, crisp air. Or perhaps you’ll make your new home in Southeast Asia, where living is cheap, the food is an edible art form...
Whether you’re thinking of travelling to or retiring in Thailand, you must take precautions when it comes to your health. This will ensure your trip is trouble free and protect you from any unwanted diseases. The following information should be used as a guide only. No website or resource can tell you exactly what you need, as recommendations often change...
The thought of moving overseas (and how you’re going to pay for it) can be overwhelming at times. It can even prevent you from taking any action at all. But we’re here to help you get your dream life moving forward.No matter your skill set, no matter what you do now or did in the past, there is an option in that will align with your own skills and passions...
Living on an island conjures up images of white sandy beaches, sparkling blue water and no rush hour traffic.We all dream of one day retiring to a tropical paradise, buying a second home in a quaint beach town where it’s summer all year round, or relocating our lives to an island in the sun. But it can be more than just a dream…your tropical island or beach life can be a reality....