Supporting international assignments with realistic budgeting For companies relocating employees to Italy, understanding the cost of living is crucial. Without proper insight, employees may face unexpected expenses, and HR or Global Mobility teams might struggle to design effective relocation packages. Italy offers a rich cultural experience, excellent food, and high quality of life, but it… Continue reading Cost of Living in Italy: What HR & Global Mobility Teams Should Know
Supporting international employees moving with their animals For many international employees, relocating to Germany is not just a professional move — it’s a family move. And for a growing number of assignees, that family includes pets.From a mobility perspective, pets are often underestimated in relocation planning, yet they can become a major source of stress,… Continue reading Relocating with Pets to Germany: What HR & Global Mobility Teams Should Know
Supporting international employees with childcare costs during relocation When employees relocate to France with young children, arranging reliable childcare becomes one of the biggest sources of stress. Unlike local families, international employees often arrive without the support network of nearby relatives, which means they must depend entirely on formal childcare solutions from day one. Securing… Continue reading CAF Childcare Subsidies in France: What HR & Global Mobility Teams Need to Know
Big milestone alert! During the WERC conference in Salt Lake City, Eres Relocation was honored with the 2025 Trusted Partner Award by Weichert! This recognition means a lot to us. It celebrates the strength of our partnership with Weichert Workforce Mobility, our shared commitment to service excellence, and the trust built over years of collaboration.… Continue reading Eres Relocation receives Weichert’s 2025 Trusted Partner Award!
What HR and Mobility Teams Need to Know About Transitioning Students to Employees As more international students complete their studies in Italy, many companies are seizing the opportunity to hire skilled young professionals already familiar with Italian life and culture.However, transitioning from a study permit (permesso di soggiorno per motivi di studio) to a work… Continue reading Supporting International Graduates: From Study Permit to Work Authorization in Italy
What to do when your short stay is coming to an end For many newcomers, a first experience in the Netherlands begins with a short stay under the 90-day Schengen visa. Whether you’re coming for business, relocation preparation, or to accompany a family member, this visa allows citizens of many non-EU countries to stay within… Continue reading Immigration in the Netherlands: 90-Day Schengen Visum and the Little-Known Options for Extending
A practical guide for obtaining your police clearance in the Czech Republic for work, visas, or professional licenses. If you are living or working in the Czech Republic, you may need a criminal record report (výpis z rejstříku trestů). This official document verifies whether you have a criminal history in the country. It is often… Continue reading How to Obtain a Criminal Record Extract in the Czech Republic
Bringing comfort, warmth, and local charm to your new life abroad Moving to Germany is an exciting adventure: new experiences, new surroundings, and a new culture to embrace. But once the initial rush of relocation fades, most expats start asking themselves one key question: how do I make my new house feel like home? In… Continue reading Settling in Germany: How to Create a Cozy Home (German Gemütlichkeit)
Understanding the process for bringing your family to Italy For international employees relocating to Italy, ensuring that your family can join you is a top priority. The family reunification process allows non-EU family members to live with you in Italy legally, but navigating the requirements can be complex. Understanding the steps early can make the… Continue reading Family Reunification in Italy: Key Steps for International Employees
Understanding salary structures for expats and international employers Working in France means entering one of the most comprehensive social systems in the world — but also one of the most complex. For expats and international employers, deciphering a French payslip can be a real challenge. With numerous contributions, deductions, and abbreviations, it’s easy to get… Continue reading Social Contributions and French Payslips Explained
