expats

There's a whole group of expats called Grumpy Expats on FB discussing such issues.

There are a lot of expats who are unhappy here, though you'll find that in any expat community.

We have a lot of expats from the US who come and work here in Budapest.

For expats having new children the dutch IT very strongly discourage taking 32 hour work weeks.

Singapore is an amazing country that is really geared towards making things easy for expats.

Especially expats from the US or the UK often find that Japanese culture is at odds with their own moral values.

Someone clear this up for me: What is the difference between expats and immigrants?

The expats I met (and let's not kid ourselves, a lot of them are straight up 'sexpats'...

Some European countries still have relatively high unemployment and the jobs can be rigid, so you will get expats from some euro counties.

I've heard good things about the quality of life and tax benefits (for immigrants/expats), plus a reasonable cost of living.

This has made it difficult for a lot ExPats to return home with their families and has caused a lot of anger in that community.

I've lived in Saigon for five years and the only expats that fit that description are the losers that haunt Bui Vien.

I think Swiss are fed up about "soldiers" (aka expats) and other foreigners that don't want to integrate.

You see this stupid argument on the expat groups on Facebook all the time, people slagging off on expats that live in the more western districts because somehow living in a western style apartment isn't "authentic Vietnamese living".

And this has a downside -- expats in Asia tend to complain about "never fitting in" -- but it comes with a bonus dose of forgiveness for all sorts of social problems that the locals have to worry about.