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Top three places to relocate to in 2025 as an expat | Travel News | Travel

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Last updated: January 1, 2025 5:07 am
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Published: January 1, 2025
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In 2025, the Netherlands is considered to be one of the best countries for people to move to.

According to GlobalPassport, the Netherlands is one of the “most welcoming countries for international families”.

There are “exceptional cycling networks” to get around – helping you to stay fit at the same time – and an abundance of green spaces to feel more connected to nature.

Some of the best cities include Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Haarlem, Utrecht, Ameland and Maastricht.

The Government of the Netherlands said: “If you are going to stay in the Netherlands for more than four months you need to register with the municipality where you are going to live. You must do this within five days of arriving in the Netherlands.”

Next on GlobalPassport’s list is Portugal because of its affordability, safety and welcoming culture.

Cities such as Lisbon, Porto and the Algarve are great regions to settle into with a strong sense of community.

Not only that, the Mediterranean climate with long summers and mild winters makes it the perfect base for expats wanting more sunshine in their lives.

Best for those who prefer a relaxed pace of life, Portugal can offer expats a sunny, warm and welcoming community.

Another country worth moving to is New Zealand, although this is basically the other side of the world to England.

One of the plus points to moving so far away is that the official language spoken in New Zealand is still English.

Cities, such as Wellington and Auckland, combine urban amenities with easy access to the beautiful landscapes of nature.

Plus, there’s free healthcare to expats who decide to permanently reside in New Zealand.

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