Expat Communities in South Africa

Unfortunately, South Africa has been experiencing massive brain drain for about the last twenty years.

In important fields, such as engineering or health care, migration statistics show a net loss in highly qualified, economically active inhabitants.

This has led to the South African government encouraging foreign nationals to fill the available positions. So it is no wonder that South Africa has numerous expatriate communities of overseas residents.

While the official figures for the census 2011 have not yet been published, some of the larger foreign communities living abroad in South Africa include British, Chinese, and Dutch citizens, but also Germans, Indians, and US Americans.

The major cities have their own infrastructure of clubs and networks to cater to expats in South Africa, from a German beerhall in Cape Town over the French library of Johannesburg to online portals for expatriates around the Cape.

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Living and Working In South Africa

When contemplating the chances and risks of settling to South Africa, you should secure a reliable partner supporting you with all relocation requirements. To start you off, we will provide you with a full relocation report reminding you of all the steps to be taken.
We possess an extensive network of international moving companies to ship your household goods and of specialists focusing on the secure transport of your cats and dogs.
Arrived in South Africa we will advise you on the advantages of certain residential areas and will furnish you with information regarding amenities available. For your children we are able to source a suitable school or university.

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Study in South Africa

If you have ever dreamt about coming to South Africa, one of the best ways to come here and experience the country and its unique culture is through education. The universities in the South Africa are some of the best in the world and offer internationally recognized degrees in thousands of different disciplines.

You can earn your bachelor’s, master’s, PhD, professional doctorate, or other qualifications, frequently in less time and for less money than you can practically anywhere else in the world. “The mind of the scholar, if he would leave it large and liberal, should come in contact with other minds.” — Henry Wadsworth LongfellowClick to Continue …

Homeward Bound

You’ve seen Europe, worked in the city of London, experienced new cultures and countries but, there’s still no place like home.

Reversing the emigration trend of the late 1980’s and 1990’s, the 21st Century has seen many South Africans returning. Reasons vary from simply missing home and family (perhaps the weather as well) to the desire to play a part in the new era of entrepreneurial South Africa. With massive opportunities arising in the stable economy, South Africans no longer have to go abroad to satisfy their career aspirations. “Home, the spot of earth supremely blest, a dearer, sweeter spot than all the rest.” — Robert MontgomeryClick to Continue …

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Retire in South Africa

Each year thousands of Europeans make the decision to emigrate and spend their retirement years in South Africa.

South Africa offers a diverse number of reasons as to why it has become first choice of so many people looking to relocate. “Don’t simply retire from something; have something to retire to.” -Harry Emerson Fosdick

Each year thousands of Europeans make the decision to emigrate and spend their retirement years in South Africa.

South Africa offers a diverse number of reasons as to why it has become first choice of so many people looking to relocate:Click to Continue …