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Companies are pulling out expatriate staff.
Many people, Chinese and expatriate, did just that.
(The author is an expatriate artist living in Singapore.)
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(The writer is an expatriate artist living in Singapore.)
It even boasts an international reach, winning 57% of the expatriate vote in 2006.
Even so, he says: "Before, I wanted to be an expatriate writer."
He is content to remain an expatriate the rest of his life.
Inside this ‘jungle like plantation lives a German expatriate and raises fish with his Thai family.
High-wage structures are often relics of expatriate remuneration scales based on European levels of living and "hardship" premiums.
The survey said Karachi is the cheapest city in the world for expatriate executives to rent a three-bedroom apartment.
Twenty expatriate regulars at the Yokohama United Club, the city's most popular watering hole, died when the concrete Building pancaked.
With help from the Inter-American Development Bank the government has, since 2004, lured back 854 expatriate scientists.
Panels with two Chinese and one expatriate used to be more common, but are becoming less common.
Many Saudis including graduates hope for work in the government and shun many menial jobs done by the large expatriate labor force.
Some also said they want to see more expatriate-friendly policies to help them better integrate into Chinese society, such as pension programs and housing benefits for foreigners.
Shanghai beat 29 rival cities in the survey with the highest recognition in terms of working and living environment, an expatriate-friendly policy, and administrative capacity.
At the same time the enhanced capacity offers convenient connections to Sri Lanka’s burgeoning expatriate population working in the Middle East and travelling home all year round.
But shares in investments such as unit trusts and ISAs could draw us tax at a higher rate if sold, so advisers often encourage expatriate Brits to avoid cashing them in while abroad.
So we went together to visit a nice French expatriate financial adviser and real estate guy, who was kind enough to suggest the best way to transfer the money.
When HSBC transferred its HQ to London in 1992, says one veteran, it was relatively easy because the firm was still run by expatriate staff who were used to leading nomadic lives.
Even such rib-ticklers as "I am a well-planned person "and "I would like to expose myself in another field"(both actually heard at interviews) tended to cause lip-biting among the expatriate rather than the Chinese interviewers.
昨晚，我和几位侨民(ex - patriot疑为expatriate笔误，译者注)企业家一起吃晚餐，他们说，如今要离开上海是件不容易的事，这城市的速度已经开始让人上瘾。
