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Working in Indonesia as an accompanying partner
Claudiaexpat has lived in Jakarta for four years. In this article she shares what she has learned about working in Indonesia as an accompanying partner. I have decided to
Kletitie, a Moldovan recipe with homesickness
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
A beautiful project to strengthen the sense of belonging
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
The role of the company in supporting the expat family
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
Living a European dream together
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!
How do you live in Rhode Island as an expat
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
Florence, a French intercultural coach in the Middle East
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
How do you live in Jakarta as an expat
I got the idea for this article after a friend asked me about living in Jakarta, in view of possibly relocating there. I realized what I had written could be
How to use an online shop to develop your career
Silvia is Italian and lives in Zurich. She has been able to match her passion for antiques and the discovery of the many countries where she has lived. Here she
Living abroad without children
Living abroad without children is a very particular experience. In this article Claudiaexpat reflects on what it means to move from a family posting to one without children. I
