The article explores the financial implications of working abroad for expats, identifying Switzerland, Iceland, and Norway as the three most expensive countries, emphasizing the need for careful financial planning for relocations. Conversely, Mexico is highlighted as the least expensive location, followed closely by Lithuania and Poland. It also offers practical advice on securing international job transfers within one's current company, including utilizing internal job boards and seeking manager support for networking to navigate career moves abroad successfully.
If you're really ready to go, leave without a job lined up and take a micro-retirement.
If a transfer abroad is for one of these countries, make sure that your compensation accounts for a potential higher cost-of-living.
On the opposite end of the spectrum, Mexico is the least expensive country for expats.
Check your company's internal job board for specific openings for opportunities abroad.
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