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Apr 13-15 Songkran, Thailand New year
Apr 23 St George's Day
Jun 19 Fathers Day (UK)
Jul 30 1966 World Cup. England 4-2 Germany
Aug 15 VJ Day
Aug 01- 30 Ramadan
Sep 17-Oct 03 Munich Oktoberfest
Oct 21 1805 Battle of Trafalgar
Oct 30 UK Clocks back to GMT
Nov 13 Remembrance Day
Nov 11-13 Loy Krathong Thailand
Nov 30 St Andrew's Day
2012
Jan 23 Chinese New Year (Dragon.)
Jan 25 Burns Night
Jan 26 Australia Day
Feb 18 - 21 Rio Carnival
Feb 21 Mardi Gras
Mar 01 St David's Day
Apr 03 Mothers Day (UK)
Mar 17 St Patrick's Day
Mar 25 UK Clocks forward to BST
An expatriate is someone who choses to live in a country other than the one in which they legally reside.
Most expatriates are citizens of a Western nation who has chosen to live in a non-Western country, such as one in South America, Asia, or Africa.
Expatriates are different to immigrants as most expatriates do not plan on reside in their new country permanently, and if they do, they plan on retaining their native citizenship for practical purposes.
Expatriates are often known simply as expats, and they often form their own communities in their new host countries.
In areas popular with expatriates, such as parts of Africa and South-East Asia, there are often services such as hotels and cafes that cater specifically to the needs of the local expatriate community.
Local and national governments may also be able to offer information and resources to potential expatriates, helping them navigate the sometimes confusing world of long-term visas and work permits.
The governments of many developing nations are happy to encourage expatriates with decent liquid assets or a steady source of income, as they view them as a stable financial base.



