In times of the World Cup, let's talk a little about this sport. The world stops to cheer for its country or favorite team every four years. Can we affirm that soccer brings itself cultural elements?

When we live in our home country, we follow social rules that are passed down from generation to generation and are determined by our culture. But what happens when we live abroad? So to help you avoid embarrassing situations, we will give you tips on what you should not do.

We communicate all the time, whether through body language, verbal, written, etc. But all this can change when people from different cultures evaluate our communication.

Living abroad is a challenge that requires the traveler to change his lenses and broaden his worldview, enabling him to see the world from different perspectives. And in this sense, freeing oneself from specific ties and certain beliefs will be essential to the success of this experience.

The Hague Apostille Convention is a treaty that has 112 signatory countries. Its purpose is to simplify the legalization process for documents issued and mutually recognized in these countries. So, if you are thinking about working, studying, or simply living abroad, this information can help.