An Indian expat's tragic death in Sharjah, allegedly after a TikTok dispute, is marked by a haunting coincidence: his death date, May 31, w...

This week's OTT releases offer a diverse slate, from courtroom dramas like System and horror mysteries like The Mummy to spy thrillers in J...

A corporate crisis manager describes how business disputes in India are increasingly being turned into criminal cases, exposing executives ...

A Bengaluru tech professional's decision to return to India after six years in Germany has ignited online discussion. He cited India's ener...

India's second-home market is experiencing a significant revival, attracting investors, particularly Non-Resident Indians (NRIs), who are s...

Kristen Fischer, an American mother, shares her experiences of living in India. Her Instagram post resonated with many who have lived abroa...

Expats here are optimistic and confident about their financial future and their present is shaping up nicely as well, the expat explorer su...

A number of schools in Hyderabad have reported a rise in the numbers of wards of NRI workers from the Gulf and particularly from Saudi Arab...

Dublin, a tech center in Europe, also ranked in the top five for expat job opportunities, but was below the global average in expat salarie...

The list, which is topped by Singapore, is part of HSBC's latest 'expat explorer survey' that covered 27,587 expats from 159 countries and ...

ET on Wednesday had reported that reported that expatriates would be required to obtain an Aadhaar number if they are paying income tax in ...

After Singapore, New Zealand was ranked as the second best place for expats followed by Sweden and Bahrain in the third and fourth place re...

Most Chinese expats live in Gurgaon, Mumbai and Bengaluru, and often avoid public transport. Many return to China after two to three years.

India is in the bottom 10 of a global ranking of best places to live among expatriates. Ecuador tops the list in the InterNations Expat Ins...

The expat community in Bengaluru might be smaller than those in Mumbai and Delhi, but that has only made it more closely-knit.

The survey further said India has the third largest proportion of expatriates sent by companies for overseas assignments, after Brazil and ...

The heat and cuisine makes adjusting to the culture slightly more difficult for the expatriates, says the study.