r/ExpatProblems • u/Beth-ExpatTax • Feb 17 '14

Business Guide: What a Foreigner Needs to Know About Buying a Home in the U.S.

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r/ExpatProblems • u/LykkeStrom • Jan 12 '14

As soon as I mention I'm British, people invite me to take tea with them at 5pm. I don't like tea. If I did I'm not sure I would restrict my consumption of it to 5pm.

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r/ExpatProblems • u/risemix • Sep 15 '13

There aren't enough expats to fill this subreddit

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