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With an increasing number of people looking to work overseas and the generous expat packages companies offered in the past no longer available, the market for IPMI is rapidly expanding

Almost everyday, a glance at the television schedules will show a living abroad or buying a property overseas programme in the line up. These are not just ratings winners but clear evidence of global mobility. More and more people are looking to work or retire abroad, escaping the drizzle or the stress of the UK. Although it is impossible to pinpoint how many Britons live overseas, estimates suggest there are between 30 and 40 million expatriates of all nationalities worldwide. The potential of the market is evident and most industry experts agree the rapid growth will continue as more ...

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