Immigration

Naturalization and citizenship are closely related to one another, but are not the same. Naturalization is a process for obtaining…

An estimated 20,000–30,000 Americans[1] and 8,000 Canadians[2] live in Panama. Some relocate to the country to conduct research, work remotely, make investments,…

Over the last few decades, birth rates have dropped dramatically in Thailand, falling so low that the country is believed…

Citizenship is more than nationality, though the terms are often used interchangeably. When you’re a citizen of a country, you’re…

Moving is often stressful, and even more so if you’re relocating to another country. From getting a place to live,…

Costa Rica spends 20% of its gross domestic product1 on social programs, and these investments have given Costa Ricans, who…

Brazil has a long history of attracting immigrants from around the world. During the final half of the 19th century…

You’ve received your letter of acceptance from a U.S. college or university. Your visa and passport are in hand, you…

Home to nearly 4,000 degree-granting post-secondary institutions, the U.S. offers ample opportunity for its citizens as well as immigrants to…

Did you know that immigrants have started many companies in their new countries? Many of these immigrant-owned businesses began as…