Living in conflict zones with a teenager can be a huge challenge. Claudiaexpat remembers her experience in Jerusalem with her son. I wrote this article at the beginning of my stay in Jerusalem, in 2010. Up to the end of...
In Japan, like in many other countries of the world, some passenger cars in the underground are for women only. Malena, a dear friend of Expatclic, presently lives in Tokyo, and sends us this interesting article and some wonderful pics. Thanks...
Moving to Sydney? With all the unpacking of boxes, most homeowners overlook their home security. Secure your new Sydney home with these awesome tips of our friend Nathan. Looking into moving to Sydney? Settling into a new home is a big...
Liam Witham of PSS International Removals sends us this useful article with lots of tips for expat women traveling alone. Thanks Liam! Being a female expat can be daunting at times, although more often than not, travelling alone can be an...
Annalisa lives and works in Nairobi. She moved there with her husband and two daughters, nine and eleven, several years ago. She has a long history of relocations in Africa and Latin America. She has worked in Ethiopia, Gambia, Congo, Rwanda,...
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 women arriving in their new host countries with some general information if they find...
Being an expatriate means a lot of traveling, a lot of planes, airports and intercontinental trips. Sometimes, something big happens while you’re traveling, turning what was an ordinary trip into something more adventurous, unexpected and in some cases, really hard. On...
As an expat, you might happen to be assigned to a country in a sismic zone. The constant state of alert and preparation, both practical and psicological, to a possible earthquake can be hard to face, but experiencing an earthquake of...
The Expat Life is Not Always an Easy One… Hello everyone. Let me introduce myself: my name is Marine and I am 26 years old. Here is the story of my expatriation. The first time I set foot in Ivory Coast...
