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 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
Under the Tuscany spell
This is the story of Ellen Sutherland, a US-citizen who came to Tuscany when she was very young, and fell under its spell. I love Tuscany not only for
Expat families help with AMA: a professional chance
Alessandra, co-creator of AMA, a relocation agency for expat families, tells us how the idea was born, developed and how it now stands a professional chance for expat women willing to find a
Health and life abroad
In the past few months we talked a lot about health and life abroad. We shared our experiences, feelings and opinions. Health abroad was also the subject of one of
Of kindness, TCKs adoption and life abroad, an interview with Lynn Kogelmann
We are so happy and proud to host Lynn Kogelmann on Expatclic. Lynn is a US citizen who lives in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. She is the adoptive mother of
Matters of the heart
We thank Paola from the bottom of our heart for sharing her story of her medical evacuation with us. We wish you all the best Paola! Monday morning, 23
Transportation in Jakarta
Claudiaexpat lives in Jakarta, and in this article she shares everything she has discovered about public transportation in her host city. Last updated: September 2017 Traffic Drivers and
Adapting to another country’s culture
Adapting to another country’s culture is a fascinating process. In March we launched a survey on our FB group to find out which attitudes, customs and behaviours bother us about
Vivianna Torun Bülow-Hübe, a Swedish silversmith in Jakarta
Claudiaexpat tells us about her visit to the Gallery and Workshop of Vivianna Torun Bülow-Hübe, a Swedish silversmith that spent almost thirty years in Jakarta. I recently visited the
