Retire Abroad
This guide provides a complete practical framework for planning retirement abroad.

Guide to Living Abroad
All the essential facts and offers advice on all aspects of expatriate life (from health care to buying a property).

CONTENTS

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	Overview Geography History Politics Economy

	Job Volunteer abroad, Gap year Summer, seasonal and short term jobs Internship abroad Au Pair Adverts and Recruitment

	Departure Before you leave Customs Passport and Visa International Removal Companies

	Accommodation Finding Accommodation, Flatsharing Rent house or flat Buy house or flat Hotels and Bed and Breakfast

	Work Social Security Number Work Usage Pension Benefits package Tax system Unemployment Benefits

	Moving Mail Gas, Electricity, Water Telephone TV & Internet

	School School system International Schools Courses for Adults and Evening Class Erasmus

	Health General Practitioner, Doctor, Physician Sickness and Allowance International healthcare, medical insurance

	Practical Bank services Shopping Mobile Phone Transport Childcare, Babysitting

	Return Before the departure

	Services Consulate Emergency

	Entertainment Pubs, Cafes and Restaurants Cinema, Nightclubs Theatre, Opera, Museum Sport and Activities

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Emergency

Last update: 10/11/2003

For emergency dial 112 (available throughout Europe) or :

- Fire: dial 18,

- Police: 17

- Ambulance: 15

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	Go to the forum to talk more about Services, Emergency.

	Find links about Services / Emergency and a lot more in The Directory of Expatriation.

	Find more definitions and explanations in the FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions).