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Becoming a citizen of Switzerland: residence and dual nationality
Swiss naturalisation for Americans: ten years and a C permit, cantonal residence rules, language levels, integration criteria, fees and keeping US citizenship.
Public transport in Malta: buses, ferries and resident passes
How buses and ferries work in Malta, what a personalised tallinja card gives residents, fares for everyone else, and getting around from Valletta.
US Embassy and Consulate Services for Americans in Germany
What the US Embassy in Berlin and consulates in Frankfurt and Munich do for residents: passports, notarials, births abroad, Social Security and emergencies.
Spain Modelo 720: declaring foreign assets as a resident
How Spain's Modelo 720 works for Americans who become tax residents: the 50,000 euro blocks, joint accounts, refiling, deadlines and how it sits next to FBAR.
How French healthcare works for Americans who move there
A guide for US citizens to French public health insurance: PUMa eligibility, the family doctor system, reimbursement rates, the 2 euro charge and top-up cover.
Living in Colombia day to day: altitude, cafes and city rhythms
What everyday life looks like for an American in Colombia: Bogotá's altitude, coffee culture, cash and digital payments, and getting around cities.
Schools in Finland for American families
How public school enrollment works for foreign residents in Finland, preparatory classes, English-language and international schools, and daycare.
Getting your personnummer in Sweden: what it is and where you need it
What Sweden's personnummer is, how Skatteverket assigns it to new residents, and the places you will need it: work, tax, benefits, healthcare, ID and BankID.
Living in Vienna: the Meldezettel, the Gebühren and daily services
The routine paperwork of life in Vienna for US citizens: address registration, the ORF household levy, transit passes, a basic bank account and health numbers.
US embassy services in Switzerland: passports, voting and STEP
What Embassy Bern and the consular agencies in Zurich and Geneva do for Americans in Switzerland: passports, birth reports, notarials, voting, taxes and STEP.
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