The Moving Game: Moving to a New Country
You all know our beloved friend Paola Fornari by now. She has moved regularly all over the world since she was a child. She tells her story in the beautiful
How Writing Can Help Your Teen Combat Loneliness Abroad
We are happy to publish this guest post, which we hope will give you some ideas about how to cope with your teen’s relocation. Any immigration is accompanied by a
Mr Danish & Mrs Singaporean’s Christmas “Hygge”
As you will read, Adelyine is from Singapore, married to a Danish man, and presently living in Dubai. In this lovely article, she shares her cultural clash with her husband
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
Reverse culture shock – a great book
Claudiaexpat introduces us to Reverse Culture Shock, the new book of Hélène Rybol. We already know Hélène from this beautiful interview. Hélène grew up as a TCK, has an
A toolbox for Culture Shock
Helen grew up abroad and experienced Culture Shock directly. A writer and blogger, she has put together an exciting “toolbox” for Culture Shock. We are proud to introduce you to
Cross-cultural training or coaching?
Claudiaexpat draws from her personal and professional experience to explore the differences between cross-cultural training and coaching, and how to use both to assist expats in their transitions. When
Driving in Jerusalem
Claudiaexpat draws on her experience of three years in Palestine to give us some tips and infos about driving in Jerusalem. If you come to live in Jerusalem, you
A brief code of Skopje
Darina, is a Slovackian friend of Expatclic. She lives in Skopje since 2007 from where she sends us this interesting article about the capital of Macedonia… Thank you Darina!
