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When parents live in different countries, travel frequently, or when one parent plans to relocate abroad with a child, the situation can become complex. Our team of international children specialists offer clear, practical advice to help you manage these challenges: https://lnkd.in/eQepuF5t #familylaw #familylawyer #relocation

Read our blog covering 4 frequently asked questions about relocating with children following separation: https://lnkd.in/eqDRKuyh

Many employees want their relocation to go smoothly and seek support for their families. The most important part of a relocation package is guidance in choosing the proper education for their children. This help can be decisive for candidates who plan to bring their families along. Young Expat Services helps families with preschool, daycare, or school finding. We help families all around the Netherlands. We are the education experts for internationals. We place around 500 children per year. We look forward to helping your families transition smoothly to the Netherlands. --- 👨👩👧👦 Our mission: Guiding families smoothly towards the right school choice when relocating to the Netherlands. Follow us on: 💼 LinkedIn: Information for the best support of your client in school finding during their family relocation. 🔍 Instagram & Facebook: Tips for individuals about finding the best school for their child(ren) when relocating to the Netherlands. #relocationservices #relocation #expatfamily #expat #immigrationservices #highlyskilledmigrant

Considering moving to Japan with your family? Rebecca Callahan provides advice based on her own experience of moving here with two young children. https://lnkd.in/gwKqva9i

How to prepare your child for a move overseas. A move this big does require some sensible preparation from you, early in the process. #expat #parenting

5 Tips for Those Newly Settling In Australia

Separation can bring uncertainty, especially when it comes to parenting arrangements. One area to consider for separated parents looking to travel with the children, is the child’s passport. 🌏✈️ Here’s what to think about: 🡆 Does your child already have a passport, or do you need to apply for one? 🡆 Who currently holds the passport, and who should retain it moving forward? Our latest blog explores: 👉🏼 Who can apply for a child’s passport; 👉🏼 How to decide who should hold it; and 👉🏼 What to do if you and your former partner disagree. Ensure your child’s travel needs are handled smoothly during this challenging time. 💼👶https://bit.ly/3GQNSh1 #familylaw #parenting #relocatingwithchildren #childrenspassports

Interesting read from Iryna Skliar about the changes to family reunification rules for Ukrainians in Poland. Recommend reading!

Great piece by Toula Drimonis in the Montreal Gazette covering the tenuous (that's putting it kindly) link between immigration and birth rates. Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon recently stated that “astronomical” immigration can harm Quebec’s birthrate. According to him, housing and accessibility of services, particularly daycare spaces, are determining factors affecting the decision to have children. “The two are related,” he said. Instead, how about seeing an empty room at a daycare as an opportunity to bring in one immigrant early childhood educator and get half a dozen parents back into the workforce? More productivity. More tax take. Deeper public pockets to plan for and deliver — you guessed it! — affordable housing. The scarcity mindset is to the fore among many, including PSPP. It's crucial for voices like Toula's to be heard. And thanks to the Gazette for publishing a piece on a similar theme by yours truly (link in comments).