Expatriation

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An ambassador is the personal representative of the Republic President accredited to the foreign Head of State. The Ambassador is in charge of to the bilateral relations between states and has authority on all services having an activity in the foreign State. And notably it is in charge of Consulate.

The consul is in charge of the community of people of its country (expatriates) for which he assumes the protection and connection with the authorities of the residential state and which he manages. The consul and its stall assist you for the acts you have to accomplish in the scope of the regulation of the country.

However when there is not a consulate in the welcoming country there is a section in the embassy which is in charge of the all consular tasks. The role of the consul is to assume the defense of the people and the properties of its State in accordance with the local laws and regulations.

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[...] It is also very important for the welfare of expatriates. They understand each other and can talk about their feelings, their impression, the “bons plans” Other ways of communication Abroad, other resources of communication are: - Radio - International television channels, movies from the home country - Applications for sharing photos (Picasa, Hellotipi, Path) - Press (announcements, newspapers in different languages or news of country of origin) Coming back To leave his home to an unknown country is a hard decision. [...]

[...] We have to prepare our integration, be open minded and curious. It's the way to have a great time, and share of knowledge. But we all know that it can be a good or a bad experience but we have to be preparing for eventual difficulties and surrender them to enjoy this time. Moreover, we have to make a difference between the facts that an expatriate is different from an immigrant. Most expatriates do not plan on residing in their new country permanently, and if they do, they plan on retaining their native citizenship for practical purposes. [...]

[...] Community through the company Though the company's part is to welcome the expatriate, make him feel at ease and help him adapt to another culture and rules. It also plays an important role in maintaining the bond between the expatriate and his country. How can compagny help the expatriate not to forget his community? In the context of work, and even if the purpose is also for the expatriate to learn new methods, the process is also an exchange that has to benefit the company. [...]

[...] The value of social networks is that they provide continuity in change and can reduce the brutality of the new situation. Expatriates are sometimes faced with a very hard reality and a possible shock. Maintain of social contacts makes easier the acceptance of many changes. Networks provide stability, affection for the expatriate and his family. They are a powerful tool of integration and support the success of the mission abroad. It is therefore beneficial for companies employing expatriates that they remain in contact with their environment for working more efficiently. They set up the use skype particularly. [...]

[...] Abroad they are unconsciously looking all the time for a part of their country for instance: same food, same music The importance of internet Expatriates use social networking technologies and the latest communication to stay in touch with friends and family around the world. The term “social networks” generally refers to all websites creating networks of friends and professional knowledge. They are tools and interfaces of interaction, presentation and communication. In the late 1990s social networks appeared on the internet. [...]