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
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
A journey through cultures and traditions
Sanatani moved to India as a nine years old and started a journey that has taken her across the world. A journey through different cultures and traditions, told with honesty
An interview with Rosie Milne, author of Olivia & Sophia
Rosie Milne is a British writer who lives in Singapore. After reading her wonderful book, Olivia&Sophia, I interviewed her when I was passing through Singapore. Rosie happily discussed her book
Against the stream, the story of Viktoriya from Russia to Japan
Victoriya Shirota is from Russia. She moved to Japan seventeen years ago to be with her husband. In this article she shares her super interesting story and tells us why
A postcard from Cambodia
Claudiaexpat and Barbaraexpat recently visited Cambodia, though at different times. Here is a list of their favourite places and some tips and info to help you move around this beautiful
Granny adventures in the Far East
As you know, we have a soft spot for the wonderful agency Granny Aupair. We introduced them here and we like to follow the stories of the many grannies they
How do you live in Baku as an expat?
For our series “How do you live in…?”, we are happy to introduce Dorotea from Baku, who shares some info on her host city. Thank you Dorotea. If you also
Garbage disposal in Seoul, South Korea
The way a country goes about its garbage disposal says a lot about its culture. Today we explore how it is done in Seoul, South Korea. South Korea has
Out of the comfort zone: Shortage of electricity in Pakistan
Carolexpat opens her window on Pakistan and tells us about power cuts in her host country. It’s not always easy for expat to cope with some of the situations
