Working Abroad And On The Move? Here’s How This VITAL Network Can Make Your Life EASIER

Based on his 2015 book of the same name, it is a “virtual country” where expatriates live and work. At latest count, roughly 244 million people live in Expatland. “If it were a single country, it would be the fifth largest country in the world after China, India, the U.S. and Indonesia,” he explains. Expatland itself aimed to equip expats with knowledge about the ever-changing financial landscape and offer smart ways to prepare for an international move – with their families, businesses or both.

After writing the book, he says he got numerous requests to produce city versions of Expatland for countries around the world. His online Expatland Global Network now fills that gap in the market with Expatland Teams, or E-Teams, in more than 15 cities in the U.S., Australia, Europe, Asia and Africa. These hand-picked service providers – covering relocation property, taxes, insurance and more – assist expats in settling into their new home cities.

Even while John is traversing the planet to expand his network of E-Teams, he hasn’t neglected his long-standing Singapore business, which changed the game back in 2004 by delivering private client tax solutions in both the arrival country and departure country of expats. Today, CST Tax Advisors has more than 1,200 clients in 30 countries.

It’s not surprising that this friendly Aussie says being in contact with a wide array of people from all walks of life is his favourite part of running both CST Tax Advisors and Expatland. “I like building relationships and marketing new ways of doing things,” he says. Want to learn more? Visit the two sites and watch our exclusive video at thefinder.life/cst-expatland.