Acute Mountain Sickness
When our next destination is situated at high altitude, we have to take into account the fact that our body will go through a phase of adaptation and that what
Maria, a heart that speaks many languages
For this special updating on Extra-ordinary Lives Abroad, I want to honor the memory of an exceptional woman whom I met in Peru when I was living there, and that
Lindsay’s deep diving in the Dominican Republic
We are happy to interview a special woman, Lindsay de Feliz, who has a definitely charming story linked to the Dominican Republic. Thank you Lindsay! Interview by Claudiaexpat Tell us a
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
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,
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
My two-pronged attack of Dengue in Honduras
In this article, Claudiaexpat shares her experience of a two-pronged attack of Dengue when she was living in Honduras. Every time I look back at my whole expatlife, I always
Prevention is better than cure: health in Dhaka
After a general article about how to keep healthy in Bangladesh, Paola comes back to reflect with us on one particular aspect of health for expats in her hosting country.
Accidents abroad: the importance of an emergency plan
Pilar (former Pilarexpat, of the Hispanic team of Expatclic.com) tells us about her husband’s tragic accident eight months after their relocation to Chile, and reflects on the aspects we must
My life as an expatriate: the story of Moci
My (short) experience trying to feel “at home” I am a rookie to life as an expatriate. Although I have been away from my hometown more than once and, at
