Destinations
Explore where British expats are living with our extensive country guides. Filter, sort, and compare countries to find your best fit.
26 countries found

Argentina
British schools, low cost of living, and world-class beef!

Australia
1.1M Brits already there for the famous Aussie outdoorsy lifestyle.

Belize
Central America, in English. Reef on your doorstep!

Canada
500K Brits. Points-based immigration for a high quality of life.

Costa Rica
Sun, “pura vida,” and tax perks... until the costs and bureaucracy kick in!

Cyprus
Historical links to the UK and 300+ days of sunshine

France
2hr 15min by Eurostar, full of cultural delights (and incredible wine!)

Germany
Europe's biggest economy: 30% cheaper rents and that famous German efficiency

Greece
250+ sunny days, 30% cheaper than the UK, and a huge change of pace.

Ireland
No visa needed (CTA). The closest ties to the UK.

Italy
Sun-soaked living, incredible food and a slower pace of life.

Japan
A famous culture of eccentric living: strict rules and delightful oddities

Malaysia
Tropical living and super affordable - but brutal taxes on alcohol

Malta
British plugs, British driving, Mediterranean living and flat tax.

New Zealand
World-class outdoors, work-life balance, but 18,000km from home

Panama
Chunky tax perks and a retirement visa that packs a punch

Poland
Living costs 40% below the UK, a booming economy... and good beer!

Portugal
Sunshine, low costs, and laid-back living fuel the post-Brexit boom

South Korea
Hyper-modern, extraordinarily safe - but a real cultural shock once you land.

Spain
Ever popular with Brits. 300+ sunny days, post-Brexit visa required.

Sweden
World-class parental leave, tech-driven economy and a happy population

Switzerland
Breathtaking scenery, double the salary... and expensive at every turn.

Thailand
Cheap, warm, and the Land of Smiles

Turkey
Mediterranean living - with world-class medical tourism on your doorstep.

UAE
Tax-free income. Year-round sun. Brutal summers.

USA
Land of opportunity, but inward-looking and skewed to rich immigrants