Breathing for Air – Life as a Nomad
We thank Tess for sharing her intense story with us. Tess grew up in Switzerland to a Portuguese mother and an Austrian father. She has lived in Portugal, Namibia, Australia,
Christiane, Granny Aupair in London
We introduced you to Granny Aupair on our platform for professional expatwomen. This is the story of one of these fabulous Grannies. It all started when I saw a
Happy Birthday, Granny Aupair!
We are very happy to introduce you to this amazing initiative, while we wish happy birthday to Granny Aupair! Not on the scrap heap yet: Five million kilometers and
Batik, a beautiful encounter and a bit of Indonesian geography
Claudiaexpat shares another beautiful encounter in Jakarta. Hasnan is an elderly Indonesian lady who creates and sells traditional batik. I met her at the Christmas Bazaar of the American
A great Indonesian pianist
Claudiaexpat introduces us to Ananda Sukarlan, a superb Indonesian pianist. I have always been fascinated by artists, and whenever I move to a new country, I go out of
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
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
An adventure at Aldergrove airport, Northern Ireland
We thank Paola, long-time friend of Expatclic, for this funny, light, delightful article at the Aldergrove airport… We are on our way to catch a flight to Edinburgh, Scotland, the
A postcard from Vienna
Thanks a lot to Caroline for these useful tips on Vienna! What to see: *the three castels (Belvedere, Schönbrunn and Hofburg). Schönbrunn is not to be missed (by the way, this is what tourists
A postcard from Istanbul
Claudiaexpat sends us a postcard from Istanbul. I had visited Istanbul in 2011 for a few days and loved it. This year, I went back for five intense days,
