How I survived Honduras
Claudiaexpat fondly remembers her period in Honduras, to tell us what strategies she used to “survive” 🙂 I lived in several African countries from 1989 to 1997 and I’ve had
Surviving in Khartoum… and Berlin!
Silviaexpat shares a couple of “survival” experiences – in very different places! Surviving in a new host country: That was something that had never happened to me before Khartoum.
Culture shock
A reflection of Claudiaexpat on what is commonly defined as culture shock. Culture shock is a familiar term. It’s like a powerful shock that jolts you when you have
I survived (or better, I am surviving) in Dhaka, Bangladesh
Paola, who lives in Bangladesh, shares her strategies for surviving in Dhaka, one of the most complex cities in the world. Thanks a lot, Paola! Dhaka, where I live,
Expat women: survival in Bangladesh
This article is part of a much longer and comprehensive work that we are translating from Italian for you. Aim of the complete article is to provide expat women arriving
A tale of love and music between Italy and Colombia
Erika tells us the romantic love story of two musicians, an Italian man and a Colombian (expat)woman. This is a tale of love and music. Of departures and homecomings. This
Maestro Lorenzo Coladonato, a musician abroad
Elena presents this beautiful interview to Maestro Lorenzo Coladonato, an Italian orchestra conductor presently living in Germany. Music abroad sometimes means relocating for music. This is what Maestro Lorenzo Coladonato
Hands off! Two cases of suspect breast cancer
This article has been written by Claudiaexpat and Silviaexpat that share a similar experience abroad. Years ago I lost my sister to breast cancer, and as a result I made
Small guide against insects in case of “hard relocation”
Gabriella, a long time friend of Expatclic, after years of living in Africa, gives us some very useful pieces of advice in case you have to face a hard relocation.
The healthcare system in the United States
We thank Isabelle, Doctor of Pharmacy, who lives in the United States (Kansas) for this absolutely useful article on the healthcare system of her hosting country. Thank you Isabelle! Let’s
