We have met Susan Levenstein both through her blog featured in Expatclic, and with the great interview about her 40-years experience of living and working in Italy. We are now thrilled to present her book, Dottoressa: an American doctor in Rome,...
We sincerely thank Veronica, an Italian who has been living in Taipei, the capital of Taiwan for two years. Her article is part of our series “How do you live in …?” and tells us what life is like for expatriates...
Venusiaexpat gives us the possibility to sneak peek Christmas in Norway, sharing her experiences from celebrating with her Norwegian family. Expatclic practices linguistic empathy, and invites you to do the same. We strive to translate our articles to the best...
Katherine Wilson is a US-born artist who moved to Naples, Italy, where she met the love of her life. In approaching and getting to know the culture of her host country, Katherine used a safe channel: food! It was around the...
Claudiaexpat tells us how learning to make Kletitie, a Moldovan recipe, she got close to her mother-in-law’s carer. A few days ago Valentina sent me the picture you see above, and she said: “Making kletitie and thinking of you“. Valentina...
Barbaraexpat has collected an interview with a very special lady who created a beautiful project to strengthen the sense of belonging wherever we are. Read Dunja’s story, from Yugoslavia to Australia. Dunja, you moved to Australia when you were very young. Australia...
In these 29 years abroad, I have seen dozens of families struggling to settle down in their new assignment. I have come to realize that the role the company decides to take to support the expat family in this phase can...
Richa is from India and currently lives in Bonn. We thank her for sharing the story of her beautiful dream with us. Welcome to the community of Expatclic, Richa! All beautiful stories start with someone’s dream. Mine was to explore...
For our section “How do you live in…”, Delphine, a French expat in Rhode island, tells us about life for expats in her hosting state. Thanks Delphine! I’ve been living in Rhode Island, the smallest of the U.S. states, since...
Carolexpat has interviewed Florence Chabert D’hieres, a French expat lady who has become an intercultural coach and presently lives in the Middle East. Who are you, and why did you decide to become coach for expats? Tell us about your...
