At 55, Claudia Hofmaier has traveled to 39 countries, exploring different cultures, landscapes, and ways of life. But her journey isn’t just about adventure; it’s about finding the perfect second home. We sat down with Claudia to chat about her experiences, challenges, and the wisdom she’s gained along the way.

Relocating to a new city or even a new country can be an exhilarating yet daunting experience. Whether you’re moving for a job, family reasons, or a fresh start, a well-planned approach can make the transition smoother and less stressful. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you navigate the relocation process from start to finish.

A wise woman once said you should approach buying an overseas property like you would a marriage: take your time, understand its strengths and weaknesses, don’t get carried away by its appearance or potential, take into account how hard it may be to maintain.

If ONLY I’d been that wise woman!

At 43 years old, Jessica’s life was at a crossroads. After her daughter left for college, she found herself struggling with the emotional void of an empty nest. Determined to break free from the monotony and rediscover herself, Jessica made a bold decision—she sold her belongings and set out to travel the world. What makes Jessica’s story even more inspiring is that, at the time, she had never left the United States…

Greece seamlessly blends modernity with a rich historical heritage. Boasting the longest coastline in Europe, it’s no wonder the country is becoming increasingly popular among expats seeking warmer climates. Additionally, its low taxes and cost of living make it particularly appealing to retirees. We’ve simplified the initial steps you’ll need to take to see if Greece should be on your relocation radar.

Mary Ann is a rather remarkable woman. A Pilates teacher, originally from the States, she relocated to Cambodia in2022. When I last caught up with her in Siem Reap, she appeared to be very content with her new home. But then suddenly; up she popped in Vietnam! Naturally, I needed to know the goss behind the big move.