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FREE FOR A LIMITED TIME: Download your Expat Wealth & Lifestyle Compass ($108 value) today! Includes our Zero-Tax countries report, our essential expat checklist, and more!.   / the_expat   Join us here before this offer ends!" An expatriate is someone who has moved from their native country to live in another. Technically there are no differences between immigrants and expatriates, BUT.... is that true? Well, no, especially because there is not a single type of expat, but at least SIX! In this episode, you will discover each one of them and what percentage they represent of the total. Subscribe to our channel (it is free)! Planning to move abroad? Read one of these 3 📚books BEFORE: 📚 1 - https://amzn.to/3UkgWUn 📚 2 - https://amzn.to/3U6gacp 📚 3 - https://amzn.to/441oWwJ This video is based on this article: https://expatriateconsultancy.com/typ... This presentation contains images that were used under a Creative Commons License. Click here to see the full list of images and attributions: https://link.attribute.to/cc/1996232 🔴 ** ABOUT THE CHANNEL ** From nine years living as an expatriate in the Middle East, South America, and Eastern Europe, to the best advice we wish we had before boarding. All that in two straightforward, no-nonsense guides for every expat. 💡 TOPICS IN THIS VIDEO 💡 10 types of expats, 6 types of expats, difference between expat and immigrant, different kinds of immigrants, different types of expatriates, different types of expats, expat, expat immigrant, expat life, expat vs immigrant, expats, immigrant vs expatriate, immigrants meaning, kinds of expatriates, kinds of immigrants, living abroad, types of expat, types of expatriate assignments, types of expatriates, types of expats, types of immigrants, types of immigrants in the us, what is an immigrant, what is expatriate, what kinds of problems do expatriates face when returning home, who are the expatriates #expats #expatriates #immigrants 🔎 VIDEO EXCERPT 🔎 Reasons for expatriation: The 6 types of expatriates. 1. The Optimizer: Representing 16% of the total, they moved for a better quality of life, finances, political, religious, or safety reasons. The majority of them are men (56%) and are in a relationship (66%). 2. The Explorer: They make 12% of the total, and moved because of the appeal of living abroad, or because they were looking for new adventures and challenges. Their numbers are quite balanced between men and women, and just a small minority have children. 3. The Foreign Assignee: Making 10% of the expats, they went abroad by request of their existing employers, and the large majority of them are men in a relationship. 4. The Go-Getter: Representing 21% of the respondents, they moved out to start their business, find a job, or were recruited locally. The majority are well-educated men in a relationship. 5. The Travelling Spouse: This 8% of the whole expat community are the ones moved to follow their partners. If most of the types until now are male-dominated, in this one, women are an absolute majority: 86%. 6. The Romantic: The last category represents 12% of the total. They moved to the country of their partners. Mostly are women in a relationship, but there are a significant number of men in this category (me included). One interesting thing here is that the categories are not definitive. There are plenty of cases where Foreign Assignees become Go-Getters when they spot an opportunity and change from employees to employers. The Romantic also often is part of another category besides their current one. When I moved to Chile, I was a Foreign Assignee, the same as when I moved to Qatar. My life in Poland started as a Romantic, but almost after arrival, I also turned into a Go-Getter by starting my business. Henceforth, categories should not limit or make you think you will always belong to only one of them. Eventually, expatriates will move from one to the other. Conclusion: Reasons for expatriation and The 6 types of expatriates. The 6 types of expatriates are: The Optimizer (16% of the total) The Explorer (12% of the total) The Foreign Assignee (10% of the total) The Go-Getter (21% of the total) The Travelling Spouse (8% of the total) The Romantic (12% of the total) Have in mind that each of those types have their goals and dreams. Each of them have also their advantages and disadvantages. A Travelling Spouse or the Romantic may not feel as alone as an Explorer, while the Foreign Assignee, with the guaranteed income source from his job, will take less risk.