When things go wrong – Healthcare abroad in the EU
We thank the project Your Europe for this important article about healthcare abroad in the EU. Advice on unplanned treatment abroad When travelling to another EU country, be it
Taking a year out from being a working mother
In this remarkable article, Claudia, Italian, shares the story of her move from Geneva to Bangkok but also another even more important move: that from being a working mother to
The crazy lady’s place
You are about to read the amazing story of an American woman who followed her husband abroad and shaped a life full of meaning. Linda was the first woman to
Another voice
Another Voice is a blog animated by a group of women living both in Israel and Palestine, who in front of the deteriorating situation aim at putting together voices of
Budapest, a dog and child friendly city according to Moci
Mociexpat shares some lovely aspects of her hosting city, Budapest. I have been living in Budapest for four years now. I have very much loved it since day one.
Discovering Jakarta
Here, all team members and members of the community of Expatclic, can keep a diary of their first discoveries in their new host country. No big details, just some quick tips,
My favourite spot in my host country
This photo, Tanneries, takes first prize in the third photo competition we launched before the summer. It was entered by Sylvie Lanier, a French woman living in Morocco. Besides being a
Absence makes the heart ache longer
We thank Sue Mannering, who allows us to publish her article, Absence makes the heart ache longer, which summarises the content of “Forgotten Relatives”, a seminar Sue attended at the Families
The empty nest
Lisa is an expat psychologist whom for a while collaborated with Expatclic. We asked her to write an article the empty nest. This is what she invites you to read.
Goodbye, Jerusalem
Claudiaexpat gives her personal goodbye to Jerusalem, reflecting on these past four and a half years in this charming city. Four and a half years have passed. I can
