Mobility

The 5 most and least expensive countries for expats to move to in 2025

While Switzerland is the world's most expensive country for expats currently, Mexico is the least expensive country in terms of the cost of living, with an overall score of 0.67 out of 10.
- 02 October 2025
- • Sarah Gideon
Minister Indranee Rajah addresses Singapore’s decline in recent World Talent Ranking 2025

One key driver she highlighted lay in perception-based factors, or indicators, in particular how business executives viewed adequacy of apprenticeships, their perceptions of companies’ prioritisation of employee training and their confidence in Singapore’s ability to avoid brain drain.
- 01 October 2025
- • Sarah Gideon
Eligible Hong Kong residents can now complete arrival clearance document-free through facial verification at airport

Starting 30 September 2025, eligible Hong Kong residents only need to face the cameras to complete arrival immigration clearance, without the need to present any documents.
- 30 September 2025
- • Tracy Chan

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Mobility

The 5 most and least expensive countries for expats to move to in 2025

Minister Indranee Rajah addresses Singapore’s decline in recent World Talent Ranking 2025

Eligible Hong Kong residents can now complete arrival clearance document-free through facial verification at airport

How to renew your Malaysia passport online via MyOnline Passport

RON95 petrol price in Malaysia to be reduced from RM2.05 to RM1.99 per litre starting 30 September

Super Typhoon Ragasa triggers T10 for Hong Kong and Macao

Malaysia to trial new immigration system at land checkpoints and airports starting 22 September 2025

Hong Kong 2025 Policy Address: 6 highlights for HR and business leaders to know

The Shiseido story: Ensuring inclusive leadership development in a regional HQ with 16 nationalities

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