Immigration. Travel. Living.
Tag: Living
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Studying in Denmark
Getting a degree in Denmark. Higher education system in Denmark has both – graduate and undergraduate levels of education. In general, higher education in Denmark is well recognized for the educational quality and diversity of academic programs.
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Life of French people
French lifestyle. France is famous for many things including fashion, Eiffel tower, baguettes and wine. It is the largest country in European Union with developed economy as well as rich culture and cuisine, and it has lots to offer.
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Labour market in Luxembourg
Working in Luxembourg. The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg labor market is atypical due to its international and multilingual workforce. Statistically, 70% of its labor force consists of cross-border workers from Belgium, Germany and France.
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Australian pubs and bars you must visit
Best bars and pubs in Australia. Some say that the Australian nightlife deserves its own place in a bucket list along with other Australian activities such as skydiving, feeding Koalas in the local zoo, observing exotic birds, or watching rugby games.
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Advantages and disadvantages of living in Australia
Pros and cons of living in Australia. There are many reasons that contribute to a decision to move abroad. Most people choose to move for better living conditions. Whatever your reason, it is important to first learn about the country you want to move to.
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Retirement hotspots
Best places for retirement. Today there are various opportunities for retirement offered to the elderly generation referred to as retirement spots. Also, many researches are being carried out for gathering data about these places and living.
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Work in Australia
Tips for getting a job in Australia. Australia’s hot climate, exotic animals and wildlife as well as surfing and snorkeling opportunities make is one of the most desired destinations for job seekers outside their origin country or even continent borders.
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Human rights in France
Civil and human rights in France overview. Human rights is a protection of any human living on earth without the separation or misinterpretation of race, gender, ethnicity, nationality, language, religion and other aspects or factors regarding a human being.
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Pound sterling history
The history of the British Pound. The British Pound, also known as sterling, is the official currency of the United Kingdom. Sterling is the oldest currency still in use and circulation. It is fourth most traded currency outliving a number of others.
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Human rights in Denmark
Human and social rights in Denmark. Danish constitution (Grundloven) guarantees the basic human and civil rights. In all international indexes of civil freedoms and human rights Denmark has high score, making Denmark one of the most democratic countries.