A life full of colours
Loreto is from Chile and lives in Jerusalem. In this article full of colours, she tells us how her expat life started, and shares the greatest lessons her life abroad
Demystifying mammoni and Italian mother-in-laws: The story of Katherine, who married a man from Naples, Italy.
We already met Katherine Wilson through her beautiful article where she shared her story of moving to Italy and falling in love with Naples. Today we asked her about the
Blog of the month: Ashley in Edinburgh
Cheers Blondie is the humorous and highly enjoyable blog of Ashley, a North American citizen living in Edinburgh. We thank her for taking time to answer our questions! What
Against the stream, the story of Viktoriya from Russia to Japan
Victoriya Shirota is from Russia. She moved to Japan seventeen years ago to be with her husband. In this article she shares her super interesting story and tells us why
A tale of two cities: The story of Katherine, an American who fell in love with Naples
Katherine Wilson is a North American actress, writer, and mother of two who is in love with Italy. She moved to Naples after college, when she felt she wanted an
Top tips on moving abroad to Costa Rica
Jason Mueller is Canadian and moved to Costa Rica four years ago. We thank him for this lovely article where he gives us his top tips on moving to Costa
Blog of the month: Susan in Rome
You’ll love Susan’s blog! It’s not like the ordinary expat blog that tells about discoveries in the host country. Susan is a US-citizen who moved to Rome, Italy, in 1978!!!
How do you live in Baku as an expat?
For our series “How do you live in…?”, we are happy to introduce Dorotea from Baku, who shares some info on her host city. Thank you Dorotea. If you also
Our transitional objects
Claudiaexpat tells us about the photographic round robin of transitional objects organized by Expatclic with lots of success! Amongst the many photographic round robins that we regularly launch on
How do you live in Costa Rica as an expat?
Becoming an expat these days is very de rigueur. The trend lately, is to start a new adventure in unknown places, other than in the country whose passport you hold.
