Getting a new job in a major American city is a milestone for everyone, including expats and international professionals who are continuing their careers here in the US. If you are new to your area, you may still be deciding the best way to get to work.
Let’s take a look at why investing in a vehicle is a smart choice that can boost your professional and personal life and improve your quality of life in general. Read more to learn about the benefits of owning a car in the US.
Whether you’re new to the United States to study or to work, or just find yourself needing a car for the first time as a foreign national, the process of getting a US Driver’s License can seem overwhelming at first.
That’s why we’ve put together the Complete International Student Guide to Driver’s License in the US:
In this complete guide, you will learn:
If you’ve already read our guide to buying a car, then you know that getting covered by car insurance is an important step in the car ownership process in the United States. Not only is insurance important to protect you in case of an accident, but it is also required by law.
A quick search of “car insurance” yields endless results; there are differences in what coverage is required even between states here, and the number of options are endless. We know that the process of getting insured from start to finish can seem overwhelming to anyone, especially foreign nationals just getting the hang of things the American way, so we put together the International Student Guide to Car Insurance. We will discuss:
You’ve found the perfect car, negotiated with the dealership, and you’ve managed to get a fair price. You’ve even been able to get a car loan as an expat or international student. Before you sign on the dotted line though, make sure you understand exactly what you’re paying for.
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If you’re an international student or expat, and you want to buy a car in the U.S., you have a couple of options. You can either buy a car from a private seller, or go to a new or used car dealership. While you may be tempted to go to a private seller, they may not have all the information and guarantees you want for your vehicle. At the same time, we know going to a car dealership can be a daunting experience. Read on to learn some valuable car dealership tips for internationals looking to purchase a car at a dealership in the US.
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Once you’ve decided to move to the U.S., the list of things you need to do is going to fill up fast. Buying a used car will be one of your main priorities — The U.S practically demands everyone has access to their own transport. We know that moving to a new country and buying an automobile can be daunting, so we’ve put together this handy guide, especially for people relocating to the U.S. from overseas.
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As an international student studying in the U.S., you need a safe, reliable, affordable car to get around. If you’re relocating to one of the northern states, it’s vital your vehicle can handle the winter weather and icy roads. At the same time, you’re on a budget, but it’s important not to compromise safety for the sake of price.
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Relocating to the U.S. can be a thrilling experience for expats — American has a huge diversity of culture, geography, nature, and weather. In fact, dealing with the weather, especially in the northern U.S. is something you’ll need to get used to.
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If you’re moving to the U.S., the sheer variety of weather can come as a big surprise. From blistering summers in Florida, Texas, or Arizona, to freezing winters in Minnesota, New England, or Idaho, and everything in between.
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As an international student or expat, you’ll need to push a little harder to secure a car loan—let alone buy your first car. Many foreigners relocating to America need a vehicle to go to class, go to work and face daily obstacles, but a lacking credit history can be daunting. Today, international students and expats rely on providers like Lendbuzz to secure car loans, but a comprehensive understanding of financing is still important. Read more