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Things To Do Before You Move To The EU

Whether it is studying abroad for a few months, or moving to EU for a long-term plan or even settling in permanently, some prerequisites need to be done to help you ease into the new culture.

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Things To Do Before You Move To The EU

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  1. Things To Do Before You Move To The EU - EU Passport

  2. Whether it is studying abroad for a few months, or moving to EU for a long- term plan or even settling in permanently, some prerequisites need to be done to help you ease into the new culture. Below we talk about the 5 major things that you need to do before you move to the EU. 1) Learning the Language The EU is a culture hub, and a new language or a culture is just a drive away. Even if you move to a city where English is used, chances are you might need to learn a secondary language to communicate with people when you move out of the touristy part of town. Learning the local language that is spoken by the majority of the population will be really helpful in the long run. 2) Travel Insurance The national healthcare system of every country is different, and so are the laws. So, before you move to your new home, do some research and select the travel plan that best suits you. This travel insurance may cover lost baggage, passport theft and other travel tragedies that you may face while you move to Europe. Make sure you research all the features of the insurance plan before you make your choice.

  3. 3) Stay Connected Staying connected is no joking matter in this day and age, and the need to remain connected outweigh many other. You need a functional phone/sim when you reach Europe to stay connected with your loved ones and the world. Short-term mobile plans are readily available on all departure airports, so you can purchase one to use for a brief period. However, once you reach, ensure that you make arrangements for something robust. 4) Local Transportation Local transportation will be your key mode of travel until you get your own vehicle. The local transport will help you get around quickly, and Europe’s public transportation system is way above par. However, each country or even state will have different travel laws, which should be carefully researched and followed to avoid any fines. With increasing opportunities, more and more people from around the world are now moving to Europe. If you are looking to permanently settle down in Europe or wish to become an EU citizen, contact EU Passport for a free consultation. Through Hungary and Greece citizenship programme, live and work anywhere in the EU, including the UK, visa-free and permit-free. Get your European passport now.

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