Do you want to buy a holiday home in Europe before Brexit? Here are the incredible properties available.
Do you want to buy a holiday home in Europe before Brexit? Here are the incredible properties available.
As Brexit approaches, the British middle classes have a lot to worry about: the economy, the shortage of baristas and, for many, what it means for their chances of getting a dream vacation home on the continent.
Many are not willing to wait to find out and seek to seize second properties abroad, despite the increase in prices. So, what is available? A most impressive reward.
Here we reveal the impressive homes on the continent that are for sale, from Riviera mansions to cozy cottages, and, with the help of property experts, point out some of the best areas to buy and the financial advantages and disadvantages of shopping at this time.
This 1.5 million pound villa in Speracedes is just one of the amazing vacation homes shown here.
FROM MANSIONS OF 10 BEDROOMS TO RUSTIC FARMS: AWESOME HOUSES AVAILABLE IN FRANCE
Villa in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat – 25 million euros (£ 21 million)
If you have just won the EuroMillions, you may want to put this impressive mansion on your wish list
This amazing four-story property has 10 rooms distributed throughout the main building and in a pool house.
There is a garage for 10 cars, a covered terrace, a guest toilet, some dressing rooms and a pizza oven somewhere in there.
Needless to say, the 850-square-meter property has amazing suites: the standard of a five-star hotel
If you just won the EuroMillions, you may want to include this impressive mansion on your wish list.
This amazing four-story property has 10 rooms spread throughout the main building and in a pool house, which is next to a large swimming pool.
In addition, there is a garage for 10 cars, a covered terrace, a guest toilet, some dressing rooms and a pizza oven somewhere. On sale through FrenchEntree.
Apartment in Paris on Avenue du Président Wilson with views of the Eiffel Tower – 18 million euros (£ 16m)
This apartment is located on the famous Avenue du Président Wilson and offers stunning views of the Eiffel Tower, plus some nice details.
It has Italian marble and onyx floors, a double living room and four suites, each with its own dressing room.
The works of art and furniture in this apartment are included in the price. Ideal for those who want a particularly bright shock pad.
This apartment is located on the famous Avenue du Président Wilson and has stunning views of the Eiffel Tower, plus some nice details.
Like all floors made of Italian marble and onyx, a double living room and four suites each with its own dressing room.
His works of art and furniture are included in the price. On sale through FrenchEntree.
Dazzling rental house in Dordogne – 1,975,000 euros (£ 1.7 million)
Sitting in a protected area of architectural heritage and landscape in the Dordogne, you will find this beautifully renovated rental house
The grounds have been very well maintained and, as this picture shows, there is a pretty splendid walled pool.
Its £ 1.7 million buys lots of character and charm, plus three secondary guest houses
Sitting in a protected area of architectural heritage and landscape in the Dordogne, is this beautiful and renovated house of charter.
It comprises a main building and three secondary houses.
Features include a pool, large fireplaces, a sauna and a study / library. On sale through FrenchEntree.
Unique restored country house with pool, Saint-Léon-sur-l & # 39; Isle, Dordogne – 499,000 euros (£ 437,000)
This 17th century country house has been lovingly restored and will delight anyone who yearns for a bucolic retreat in the French countryside.
Going through the pool can become a priority for buyers and their guests
The country house has a kitchen that, as expected, is country style: it is cute, cozy and the perfect place to have a glass of pinot noir while cooking something rustic.
This 17th century country house has been carefully restored.
It is in a beautiful area of France, although escaping and seeing everything may not be a priority. Buyers and their guests may prefer to stroll in the beautiful pool.
When installed here, the Brexit saga will appear a million miles away. On sale through FrenchEntree.
Villa / house with five bedrooms for sale in Speracedes, southeast of France – 1,690,000 euros (£ 1.5 million)
This property was recently reduced to 1.69 million euros of more than two million by the British owners, who moved to London.
The villa offers stunning panoramic views of the countryside from Lake Saint Cassien to the sea.
The villa has beautiful stone floors and elegant furniture and covers 300 square meters
This property was recently reduced to 1.69 million euros of more than two million by the British owners, who moved to London.
This was their main residence for many years, according to Home Hunts, which is selling it, but their children have already left home and decided to move back to the UK because two of their children are based there. In addition, says Home Hunts, "the prices were interesting and the exchange rate is particularly interesting today." They will buy a smaller property in France once they have found a buyer, he added.
The villa offers stunning panoramic views of the countryside from Lake Saint Cassien to the sea.
House in Cotignac, Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur – 275,000 euros (£ 240,000)
Located a few kilometers from the olde worlde town of Cotignac, this 19th century property is the perfect job for anyone who wants a charming getaway in an idyllic setting.
The property has been carefully restored using only quality materials, according to FrenchEntree, who is selling it
Located just a few kilometers from the olde worlde settlement of Cotignac, this 19th century property is the perfect job for anyone who wants a lovely getaway in an idyllic setting.
It has four rooms and wonderful views of the countryside.
FrenchEntree, who is selling it, says that only quality materials have been used for the renovation of this "jewel" in Provence Verte & # 39;
Luis Felipe style house, Loche – 730,000 euros (£ 640,000)
This incredible property is cataloged as in the style of Louis Philippe, the 19th century king of France
The house has an interior fit for anyone on the civil list, as this amazing picture shows.
The house has a winery that FrenchEntree, who is selling it, describes as a "labyrinth".
This incredible property is cataloged as in the style of Louis Philippe, the 19th century king of France.
It is certainly regal.
It has an entrance door flanked by two pavilions, a paved patio and a rather magnificent wine cellar, described by FrenchEntree, which is selling it, as a "labyrinth".
One such expert is Lucas Fox's general manager, Rod Jamieson, whose firm sells properties in Spain.
He told MailOnline Travel that the Brexit factor is definitely taking the British to the real estate agent's window.
He said: & # 39; In general, there is an increase in demand for the British who buy. They want to establish themselves in the real estate market because nobody really knows what will happen after Brexit.
"They want the security of having a property in Spain and that is driving the demand."
Tim Swannie, co-founder of Home Hunts, a specialist in luxury properties based in the French Riviera, is experiencing a similar scenario.
He said: This year we have had a lot of interest from British buyers. We found that British buyers actually fell immediately after the Brexit referendum, consultations remained low for about four to five months, but then began to accumulate again.
"Towards the end of last year, we were seeing much more interest from the UK and, in particular, this year, we have been very busy with the British.
In the pre-Brexit vote, 54% of our clients were British, but it fell to around 15 to 20% almost overnight. This year, however, we have returned to a little more than 40 percent.
& # 39; The British want a sunny getaway, a place to visit and get away from the political saga in the UK & # 39;
A buyer, Steve Humphris, 60, of Salisbury, has just bought a three-bedroom house in Normandy for 150,000 euros (£ 131,000).
He told The Sunday Times: "We have always liked Normandy: it is an easy seven-hour door-to-door trip, and with all the speculation of not negotiating, we wanted to ensure the right to buy and live in France now."
FROM THE COSTA BRAVA TO IBIZA: INCREDIBLE PROPERTIES AVAILABLE IN SPAIN
Villa with stunning views of the pool and the sea, Tamariu, Costa Brava – 740,000 euros (£ 650,000)
"This three bedroom property, just a few steps from the Aigua Xelida beach, offers beautiful views of the Mediterranean and the surrounding pine forest slope," says Lucas Fox, who is selling it.
The outstanding feature of the property is a spectacular 20 m long glass pool, which emerges from the main living room
This award-winning property was built in 2004 by Archikubik practice based in Barcelona.
"This three bedroom property, just a few steps from the Aigua Xelida beach, offers beautiful views of the Mediterranean and the surrounding pine forest hillside," says Lucas Fox, who sells it on behalf of a British owner.
Continue: & # 39; This award-winning property was built in 2004 by the practice of Archikubik based in Barcelona and is a modern house style very different from those usually found in the Costa Brava. The outstanding feature of the property is a spectacular 20 m long glass pool that emerges from the main living room and extends suspended over the garden below. "
You had us in the crystal pool that emerges from the main living space.
Five bedroom villa on the & # 39; Golden Mile & # 39; of the Costa del Sol: 2,250,000 euros (1,970,000 £)
This "modern and impeccable villa" is yours for less than 2 million pounds. It comes with an incredible community pool.
From the swish terrace of the villa, residents can contemplate the bright Mediterranean Sea.
The villa has five bedrooms, marble floors and is located in a gated community of prestige & # 39;
Impeccable modern villa for sale in a prestigious gated community with community garden and pool on the Golden Mile of Marbella.
That's the opening description of this British property owned by Lucas Fox. And I probably do not need to say much more to sell it.
But just to make sure you add that it enjoys panoramic views of the sea, it has marble floors and five rooms.
Villa with nine bedrooms in Ibiza: 2,980,000 euros (£ 2.6 million)
Only five minutes from San Rafael is this incredible property. The gardens have several fruit trees.
The pool of the villa will surely make a splash with the new owners.
Funky furniture is the order of the day inside. Lucas Fox says it has been completely renovated in a spectacular way.
Only five minutes from San Rafael is this incredible property.
Outside there are several fruit trees, an orchard and a swimming pool.
Inside there are nine rooms, most with private bathrooms and air conditioning. Lucas Fox says: "This spectacular property completely renovated is surrounded by nature, but also very close to all services."
Beautifully renovated apartment, old town of Valencia – 370,000 euros (£ 324,000)
This renovated apartment in the old town of Valencia has exceptional finishes & # 39; and a & # 39; beautiful & # 39; private terrace
Magnificent tile floors, solid wood doors and high ceilings are the order of the day in this apartment. Yours for a little more than £ 300,000
This renovated apartment in the old town of Valencia has exceptional finishes & # 39; and a & # 39; beautiful & # 39; private terrace
So says agent Lucas Fox, who adds that "the notable features include the magnificently tiled floors throughout the property, solid wood doors painted white, high ceilings, ornamental carvings, beautiful blinds and lots of natural light."
The large living room, meanwhile, has two balconies and the bathroom and kitchen are very elegant.
Green Golf, Estepona – from 299,000 euros (£ 263,000)
This closed community development of Taylor Wimpey includes 48 three-bedroom homes
As this picture shows, the apartments are spacious and bright. And the key is in the name: all are useful for the golf course.
Green Golf is the new development of Taylor Wimpey Spain in Estepona Golf, in the heart of the Costa del Sol, with "spacious and bright houses overlooking the golf course".
There are, according to Taylor Wimpey, 48 houses with three bedrooms, three bathrooms and large terraces.
It is a gated community with communal gardens and swimming pools.
Marina Golf, Nova Santa Ponsa, Majorca – from 615,000 (£ 540,000)
The new Taylor Wimpey Marina Golf complex in Spain is located next to the Santa Ponsa Golf Club III
Elegant: the Mediterranean-style village has spacious three-bedroom properties with private terraces and gardens
The new Taylor Wimpey Marina Golf complex in Spain is located next to the Santa Ponsa III Golf Club.
It is a Mediterranean style village with spacious & # 39; three bedroom properties with terraces and private gardens and private parking spaces.
And the exclusive marina of Puerto Adriano, designed by Philippe Starck, is only 1.5 km away. This, says Taylor Wimpey, has "a wide variety of elegant bars and restaurants and some of the most exclusive designer stores."
Charming village house, Vilassar de Mar – 575,000 euros (£ 505,000)
Good place for water: this renovated four-bedroom house is just two streets from the sea
Spacious: it is distributed on three floors with stairs that lead to a storage room on the upper floor.
This renovated four bedroom house is located just two streets from the sea.
The house, says Lucas Fox, dates back to 1910, but was "tastefully renovated in 2010 with excellent finishes."
It is distributed on three floors with stairs that lead to a storage room on the upper floor. There is the possibility of creating an attic floor here with a terrace overlooking the sea, says Lucas Fox.
Six bedroom house on the beach of Sant Salvador, near Sitges – 1,975,000 euros (£ 1.7 million)
This house is located right on the beach of Sant Salvador and is described as a "dream house" & # 39;
Come in and you'll find a sensational hallway with a reading area & # 39; and vaulted ceilings
Yes, it is a strong price tag. But this is a special property.
It is a completely renovated family house that is located right on the beach of Sant Salvador in Vendrell with spectacular views.
It has five bedrooms with bathrooms, a "sensational hallway with a reading area" and vaulted ceilings. Lucas Fox affirms that it is a "dream come true for any family looking for the perfect beach house".
But the big escape involves throwing financial dice that are not loaded favorably for the British.
And that is due to the weak pound driven by Brexit, which has turned Europe into a sellers market.
The prices are high.
The currency exchange firm, Currencies Direct, explained how prices have changed dramatically in favor of the seller.
He said that a property of one million euros in February or early 2002 would have cost almost £ 613,000.
But a property of the same value would now cost a British buyer £ 877,000 due to the weak pound.
Meanwhile, a house of 250,000 euros in October 2002 would have run at £ 153,000 but would now cost £ 219,000 due to currency fluctuations.
The advice is to keep an eye on eagle's pound performance by setting up a currency tracker.
But where to buy?
Mr. Jamieson, based in Spain, is obviously biased towards Spain, although he has good reason to recommend making a purchase there.
He said: & # 39; The Spanish economy is very good. Last year the economy grew by 3.1 percent, which doubled the average of the rest of the European zone.
"So there are a lot of Britons who want to invest in the Spanish market due to positive economic factors, there may be medium and long term capital gains, and good returns in the rental market.
John Caudwell, co-founder of luxury property developer Caudwell Collection, advises buying in the French Riviera.
He said: "There has not been a better time in the last 10 years to invest in the French Riviera. The hyperinflation that characterized the early 2000s has diminished and market prices have now adjusted, representing a price-quality ratio. Nowhere else in the world can you enjoy the chic glamor of the Riviera and the virgin mountain ranges practically at your doorstep.
"It's the only way to combine life on the coast with simple life in the breathtaking mountains where you can ski, ride a bike and enjoy incredible scenery, it's one of my favorite vacation destinations."
OLIVE TREES AND TUMCULAR LANDSCAPES: BEAUTIFUL HOMES AVAILABLE IN ITALY
House with four rooms, Lucca, Tuscany – 1,350,000 euros (£ 1,182,463)
This beautiful villa is situated in a panoramic location in the hills near the coast between Viareggio and Forte dei Marmi. And as this picture shows, it has a nice pool.
If you have a million pounds, this amazing Tuscan property could be yours
Features include a rustic kitchen with marble countertop and rooms with beautiful panoramic balconies
This beautiful villa is situated in a panoramic location in the hills near the coast between Viareggio and Forte dei Marmi.
Las características incluyen una cocina rústica con encimera de mármol, habitaciones con bonitos balcones panorámicos y una super piscina.
La propiedad, dice Knight Frank, ofrece vistas espectaculares desde los Alpes Apuanos por un lado, hasta el mar por el otro.
Casa de campo de cuatro habitaciones, Radda in Chianti, Siena, Toscana – 1,300,000 euros (£ 1,138,668)
Esta hermosa propiedad fue originalmente la casa del molino del convento de Santa Maria Novella. La piscina tiene 23 metros de largo.
Hay una casa principal y una casa de huéspedes que consta de un dormitorio doble con baño privado.
Esta hermosa propiedad fue originalmente la casa del molino del convento de Santa Maria Novella.
Knight Frank dice: "Situado en las tranquilas colinas vírgenes entre Radda en Chianti y Panzano, disfruta de maravillosas vistas al sur hacia Radda y el campo circundante".
Hay una casa principal y una casa de huéspedes que consta de un dormitorio doble con baño. Hay aproximadamente 1,8 hectáreas de terreno que incluyen césped, garndes, terrazas de olivos y bosques y una piscina de 23 metros de largo.
Casa de campo de cinco habitaciones, Vescovado di Murlo, Toscana – 1,550,000 euros (£ 1,357,643)
Las imágenes de aviones no tripulados revelan lo espléndida que es esta granja toscana. Por £ 1.3 millones obtienes 5.2 hectáreas de tierra
El caballero Frank describe esta granja como "guapo".
Pero creemos que las imágenes de aviones no tripulados lo ponen en la categoría "impresionante".
Por £ 1.3 millones obtienes 5.2 hectáreas de terreno con árboles frutales y olivos, un "fabuloso" estanque de peces y una piscina "completamente vallada". No estamos completamente seguros de qué está cercado, ya que no hay nada más que un hermoso paisaje por todos lados … pero aún así, definitivamente es una propiedad de ensueño.
Granja de Umbría, Valle de Niccone – 850,000 euros (£ 750,000)
Esta maravillosa casa de campo tiene 'vistas envidiables del sur' y jardines 'prístinos'
La casa fue diseñada originalmente para emprender un negocio de alquiler, que se llevó a cabo con gran éxito durante muchos años.
Esto no necesita la venta dura, es una propiedad preciosa.
Savills dice: "Esta granja de Umbría completamente restaurada y bellamente con envidiables vistas orientadas al sur ha sido el hogar de sus residentes actuales durante 15 años, y su dedicación es evidente en el acabado de la casa y la condición prístina de los jardines y terrenos que rodean el casa.'
Agrega: 'La casa se diseñó originalmente para emprender un negocio de alquiler, que se llevó a cabo con gran éxito durante muchos años. La casa principal tiene un total de 6 dormitorios y 6 baños, así como dos cocinas y dos salas de estar.
Mientras tanto, los nuevos datos de los agentes inmobiliarios franceses, FrenchEntrée, han revelado las tres áreas principales que generan consultas de compradores en Francia en este momento.
Los favoritos tradicionales, como París y la Costa Azul, han sido eclipsados por los tres últimos puntos de acceso: Limousin, Poitou-Charentes y Provence.
Limousin es conocido por proporcionar una excelente relación calidad-precio cuando se trata de propiedades. Located in France's hilly southwest, its three departments – Corrèze, Creuse and Haute-Vienne – are some of the most sparsely populated in the country, making this a great area for buyers who are looking to reconnect with nature, FrenchEntrée said.
Traditional, rural properties abound in Limousin.
Stone houses with plenty of land can be picked up for well under €175,000 (£153,000). In fact, that budget would be sufficient for a traditional house with outbuildings, mature fruit trees and an above-ground pool, the agent said.
Neighbouring Poitou-Charentes, meanwhile, is home to a number of leisure lakes, offering swimming, walking and water sports. Properties near the lakes include some impressive rural residences, with €300,000 (£262,000) being enough for a four-bedroom house with 11 acres of land and stream, with stables and fenced grazing land, just minutes from the lakes of Haute Charente, according to FrenchEntrée.
Provence has, of course, been familiar to British property buyers since Peter Mayle's famous 1989 tale of terrible weather, black market truffle dealers and the quirks of the French labour system.
Developing in Rome is really hard, because it's an antiquities site. So when there's a new construction it's over and above the standard of what you can buy in the second-hand market. So if you target a couple of the new developments that are coming in Rome I'd say that's a fantastic lifestyle
Hugo Thistlethwayte, head of international residential operations at Savills
Mayle's bumbling, entertaining attempts at integration inspired many British buyers to give Provence a try. Today, many of the area's attractions remain largely the same as they did back then.
Next to the playground of the rich that is the Côte d'Azur, Provence offers a more laid-back alternative, though still with stunning surroundings.
This extensive area encompasses everything from coastal settings to the Alps. Summer and winter sporting options mean that the area is popular with tourists year-round, with many heading into the mountains in the summer months for lakeside frolics away from the more intense heat of the coast.
Provençal properties are considerably more expensive than those in Limousin and Poitou-Charentes. A characterful 19th-century farmhouse with pool, set in 1.6 hectares of land, will set buyers back €590,000 (£516,000).
Anyone wanting to buy in Italy should consider aiming for a city, particularly Rome and Milan.
That's according to Hugo Thistlethwayte, head of international residential operations at Savills.
He told MailOnline Travel: 'Rome is more of a lifestyle choice. It's obviously bloody beautiful, but also it's become a bit more international. Not just in terms of tourists, but in terms of people living there.
'And there are a few new developments. Developing in Rome is really hard, because it's an antiquities site. So when there's a new construction it's over and above the standard of what you can buy in the second-hand market.
'So if you target a couple of the new developments that are coming in Rome I'd say that's a fantastic lifestyle. Although the economy is a little bit up and down.
'Longer term, Rome has still got enough about it that the fundamentals outweigh the risks.
'For prime Rome you're looking at equivalent pricing of not quite Wandsworth in London.
'You can buy top quality for 7,000 euros a square metre.
'Milan meanwhile in the past three or four years has become increasingly trendy. There are new shops opening and new restaurants opening and there are also new developments going on. And it's also pushed on culturally. There are even people who've moved from Venice to Milan because it's become so trendy.
'Italy has always been famous for Tuscany and Chianti and yes, the charm of Tuscany continues, and that market is recovering. But there's a greater emphasis now on making sure investments are covered and that there's an opportunity to rent out an apartment. In cities you get 52-weeks-a-year opportunity to rent out. Whereas the renting in the countryside tends to be a lot more seasonal. What drives property markets these days is income. People don't just want to use a property for a few weeks and let it rot.'
THE LION CITY THAT ROARS FOR EXPATS: SINGAPORE NAMED THE BEST PLACE TO LIVE AND WORK
Looking for more money and a wider social circle? Singapore is the place for you, according to thousands of people living overseas who answered the latest HSBC Expat Explorer survey.
Marking its 11th year, more than 22,000 people who have made the move to live abroad were questioned about their new life. Singapore is rated the best destination for the fourth year in a row, followed closely by New Zealand, Germany, Canada and Bahrain.
#1 Singapore – The Lion City that roars for expats
Looking for more money and a wider social circle? Singapore is the place for you
Singapore packs everything a budding expat could want into one of the world's smallest territories, ranking 3rd for economics, 5th for families and 6th for experience. Those who move here see their earnings increase by 29 per cent to almost USD162,000 on average but, with a five-and-a-half-day working week common practice, just under a third (29 per cent) say their work life balance is worse than it was at home.
Nevertheless, Singapore's work-hard play-hard culture has its new inhabitants singing its praises, as they throw themselves into the social scene. Almost all (95 per cent) of those asked in Singapore consider locals to be part of their social circle and 69 per cent settle in less than a year. The Lion City inspires more than just friendship, too. Whether it's the awe-inspiring vertical gardens or seafront theatre, just under half (45 per cent) find lasting love in the city.
#2 New Zealand – the answer to better health and well-being
With more than a third of New Zealand made up of protected national parks, over half of people abroad there (56 per cent) become more physically active. Pictured is the country's Milford Sound fiord
The experience you get when you move abroad is about so much more than just making money, and nowhere is this truer than New Zealand, the report says.
While a third (34 per cent) of all expats around the world moved abroad to improve their quality of life, in New Zealand the figure doubles to 60 per cent. With more than a third of the country made up of protected national parks, over half of people abroad there (56 per cent) become more physically active.
#3 Germany – time out not burn-out
Although the average expat salary in Germany ($95,337) can't match the Middle East or Asia, people still flock to Germany for its working culture. With the lowest average working hours around the world (26 hours a week), it's no surprise that almost three quarters (71 per cent) relish improving their work/life balance.
Luckily, this doesn't come at the expense of career development, with 58 per cent of expats saying it is a good place to progress their career.
#4 Canada – a chance to become a local
Canada's aim to attract almost one million people from around the world to live and work in the country by 2020 makes it one of the friendliest destinations in the world. Becoming part of the local community in Canada is easy for people who move here. Seventy per cent say they have integrated well with local people and culture and 51 per cent actually spend most of their time with locals.
Home to Toronto Pride, one of the biggest gay pride events in the world, expats rate Canada as the most welcoming country in the world regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation or faith (68 per cent). Indeed, love is easy to find, with 57 per cent meeting their long-term partner there, compared to 48 per cent globally.
#5 Bahrain – the economic challenger
Bahrain has jumped four places in the overall ranking. It has even overtaken financial services hub Hong Kong as its economy expands into banking, heavy industries, retail and tourism to come fifth in the economics table.
Just under half (45 per cent) of those surveyed moved there to improve their earnings and they aren't disappointed, with 48 per cent reporting their income is at least 50 per cent higher and 80 per cent admitting they can pay off debts and save more.
The rest of the top 10 is made up of Australia (6th), Sweden (7th), Switzerland (8th), Taiwan (9th) and UAE (10th).
John Goddard, Head of HSBC Expat, comments: 'There are many reasons to move overseas, such as career progression, a better life for your family or just to embark on a new adventure. One thing is clear, those who do take the leap enjoy a world of different experiences, gaining new skills and learning about themselves along the way.
'Attracting the most vibrant international talent around is vital for any modern economy and Singapore is leading the charge again this year. Combining outstanding financial benefits, a bustling culture and top-class education system, Singapore is reaping the rewards of being the world's most sought-after expat experience.
'Making that first step abroad requires courage but the rewards are well worth it. If you are thinking of taking the plunge into a new life, there is a lot to consider, whether it's your visa, bank account or where you are going to live. Planning is key so that you can focus on what really matters – meeting new people, discovering a new country and finding a new perspective.
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