The Finer Points of Moving Overseas, Part I
Congratulations! You just found out that your next duty station will take you and your family far, far away to foreign places others only dream of visiting. Whether Europe or Asia awaits you, life ...
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One of the most difficult aspects of relocating overseas may be making the financial transition. It could take weeks to settle into a budget that supports your way of life, especially if babbling o...
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Civilian personnel, including dependents, require a passport. For official travel, DoD Directive requires you and your dependents to have a no-fee passport and a Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) s...
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