News and data on Americans abroad, in your inbox weekly. Subscribe.

News and data on Americans abroad, in your inbox weekly. Subscribe.

The Most Welcoming European Countries for American Expats Planning to Move in 2025

pushpins-on-world-map-on-corkboard

A first-person feature published by CNBC in May 2025 explores the growing trend of U.S. citizens relocating to Europe as an act of resistance  to President Trump’s new education and political reforms along with political challenges. The author reflects on her personal experience, highlighting how moving to Spain at 35 became a turning point that […]

Why U.S. Academic Changes Are Pushing American Students Abroad

smiling-students-in-graduation-caps-holding-diploma

Money Control published an article on April 1 that explores a growing trend among U.S. students relocating to major European cities (from Rome to Dublin and London) in response to President Donald Trump’s challenging higher education policies. Indeed, a report by the Financial Times says academics are actively pursuing dual citizenship, feeling threatened by ongoing […]

What to Know As U.S Citizens Planning to Relocate to Sweden After Elections

young-mother-with-little-kids-waiting-on-bus-stop

An April report published by The Local highlights how Sweden is rapidly becoming a top refuge for Americans planning to leave the U.S and the Republican administration’s outdated policies. The feature focuses on the story of Azealia Banks, an American rap artist, who currently lives in Stockholm. What once was just the Land of the […]

Surge in Americans Moving Assets to This Swiss Village Amid U.S Political Turmoil

the-man-is-walking-down-the-street-with-his-son

An April article published by Euronews highlights how Andermatt, a hidden village in the Swiss Alps, is quickly becoming a safe nest for Americans planning to relocate abroad, in response to economic and political turbulence in the U.S, which is fueling a broader social shift among residents. But why the Alps? The country draws Americans […]

All Reasons Why Americans Want to Relocate Due to U.S. Politics

gay-couple-walking-together-with-parcels-outdoors

A September article published by the New York Times released figures from a survey in which 2,000 U.S. residents answered questions about whether they would leave the country, with an additional 3,000 replies from social media platforms. Numbers don’t lie and indicate a notable level of political and economic dissatisfaction across the States, pushing many […]

What’s Behind the Surge in Americans Moving to Britain

man-and-women-putting-furniture-into-rental-car

A May article from the New York Times explores why the United Kingdom is quickly becoming the new freedom fallback. A report shared by the British Home Office states that over 6,618 Americans applied for dual citizenship due to U.S. residents’ fears about President Donald Trump’s political and social restrictions, which are inevitably causing a […]

All Reasons Why Americans Are Planning to Relocate Abroad Amid U.S. Tensions

portrait-of-young-happy-couple-in-their-new-home

An opinion feature seen on Cleveland.com (in April) highlights how political tensions and safety concerns under President Donald Trump’s mandate are pushing 42% of Americans to move, reflecting a strong societal shift in how people, both natives and international visitors, view life in what has always been known as the Empire that attracts the world’s […]

Stay Informed with AER

Join our mailing list to receive the latest insights on migration research, policy updates, and global mobility trends—directly to your inbox.

No spam, just sharp, timely content from the world of emigration studies.

By subscribing, you consent to receive emails from the American Emigration Review (AER), including news updates, research highlights, and curated content related to global migration. We are committed to protecting your personal information—your email will never be shared, sold, or used for purposes beyond communication from AER. You can unsubscribe at any time using the link provided in every email.