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Finland remains one of the most affordable destinations in Europe for quality higher education in English, despite the introduction of tuition fees for foreigners. Find out how much it costs to study at Finnish universities, how to apply for a residence permit for study, and what prospects are open after graduation
21 Aug. 2026
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Work
The Highest-Paying Jobs in Germany: Top Occupations That Don't Require a College Degree
In Germany, some professionals earn more than €50,000 gross per year right from the start after completing their vocational training. Find out which professions will pay the most in 2026 and where employers are facing the greatest labor shortages
21 Aug. 2026
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Treatment
Medicine and healthcare in Japan: medical tourism, hospitals, insurance
Japan has had a universal mandatory health insurance system in place since 1961, and foreign nationals have access to proton therapy, regenerative medicine, and a network of accredited clinics offering multilingual support. The country has introduced a special medical visa for international patients, allowing for a stay of up to one year. Learn more about the characteristics of Japanese medicine, insurance plans for foreigners, and medical tourism opportunities in Japan
21 Aug. 2026
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Air travel
A new low-cost airline has launched in Europe, offering tickets starting at €40
A new low-cost airline project, Fly2Galicia, is launching in Europe. It will connect Santiago de Compostela, Spain, with cities in Spain, Italy, Belgium, Germany, and the Czech Republic. Learn more about routes, ticket prices, and the launch date
21 Aug. 2026
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Popular
Home Cooking as a Source of Income in Europe: Regulations in Spain, Poland, and the Czech Republic
Selling homemade food is a popular way to start a microbusiness in Europe with minimal investment. The rules for this type of activity vary significantly in Spain, Poland, and the Czech Republic: one country has set a clear production limit, another requires the kitchen to be registered with health authorities, and the third evaluates the organization of the business based on social media posts. Learn more about the legal frameworks for home-based food production in these three European countries
20 Aug. 2026
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Residence permit
Business Residence Permits in Poland, Slovakia, Spain
Registering a business does not guarantee residency in Europe. Find out how it works in Poland, Slovakia and Spain in 2026
20 Aug. 2026
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Air travel
The World's Busiest Airports in 2026: Incheon Takes the Top Spot for the First Time
South Korea's Incheon Airport has become the world leader in international passenger traffic for the first time, surpassing Heathrow and Changi. Learn more about the new ranking of the world's largest aviation hubs, the reasons behind Incheon's rapid growth, and how global routes are changing in 2026
20 Aug. 2026
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Transport
Traveling Through Croatia by Car: Fines, Highways, Parking, and Important Traffic Rules
Croatia does not have a road vignette, but most major highways are toll roads, and the toll amount depends on the route and vehicle category. Added to this are seasonal traffic jams on roads leading to the Adriatic, speed cameras, and specific parking rules in popular tourist cities. Find out how Croatian highways work, what traffic rules and fines are in effect in 2026, and what you should consider before taking a road trip
20 Aug. 2026
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