In New York City, boundaries can affect everything. The price of your apartment, the prestige of your address, and the school your children go to all, in the end, rely on location.Equally, what you can do in that location comes down to ownership. Is that cheap office in Tribeca somewhere you could live? Not if… Continue reading POPS: Privately Owned Public Spaces in NYC
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Childcare in New York City
Nothing can be more important than finding the right care for your children in a new country. And when it comes to childcare, New York can feel like a foreign country – even to Americans.Many internationals moving to the city or Tri-State area will be shocked by how difficult it is to find pre-schools for… Continue reading Childcare in New York City
Raising Bilingual Children in a Monolingual Society
One thing you cannot get away from as an international in New York City is that despite its multi-cultural backdrop, children here mostly grow up speaking English. You may hear languages such as Spanish, Russian or Chinese spoken around you as you walk through the city, but it’s English that is taught in schools, is… Continue reading Raising Bilingual Children in a Monolingual Society
Starting a Business in New York City
To many, starting your own business is the American dream. Starting a business in New York City calls for exceptional research, brainstorming, and guidance; New York International has compiled a few tips so that your American dream isn’t one that is short lived once you decide to set up shop in New York City.Our top… Continue reading Starting a Business in New York City
A Call for Help – New York City’s 311
Many internationals moving to New York often wonder what the country and city are doing for their residents. Those coming from abroad might be used to many easily accessible social services being provided by the government free of charge, and many are surprised not to find those same amenities here in the United States. New… Continue reading A Call for Help – New York City’s 311
Getting a Cell Phone in the US
Getting a phone is one of the easiest ways to keep in touch with work, family, and friends. New York International has looked before at the best way to make cheap international calls, but if you’ve just moved to the U.S., or even if you’re firmly settled in, being able text, call and e-mail wherever… Continue reading Getting a Cell Phone in the US
Entrepreneur Portrait: Lolo Manso – Socarrat Paella Bar
“I am passionate about food; it is one of the most gratifying pleasures in life. To me, eating is like a ritual; an expression of one’s soul.”You don’t have to talk to Chef Jesus “Lolo” Manso for long before you realize that food is his passion; a passion that he has taken very seriously and… Continue reading Entrepreneur Portrait: Lolo Manso – Socarrat Paella Bar
Dining out in NYC
While New York City is known for many things, perhaps most notable is the amazing food and incredible restaurant scene found in any neighborhood. One can find a huge variety of cuisine in New York City, from fine French dining to your local Indian spot – but though you may find familiar food, the experience… Continue reading Dining out in NYC
Sick and Confused? The Basics of the US Medical System
Some aspects of moving to a new country are easier to understand than others. While you may be able to understand the subway system and how to find some of your favorite foods from back home, other aspects don’t rely on intuition. One area of living that is different in almost every country is healthcare… Continue reading Sick and Confused? The Basics of the US Medical System
Living Green in NYC
New Yorkers drive less, live in smaller apartments, use less space, and overall have a smaller ecological footprint that most other Americans. Most New Yorkers don’t own a car but rely on public transportation, many of us shop at the local farmer’s market, and visit parks – yet we can still do so much more… Continue reading Living Green in NYC