Luvaira, a place of belonging
Sofia was born is Melbourne to an Italian mum (me, Barbaraexpat) and Australian dad. As part of her university course, a Bachelor of Youth Work, she had to write and
This is what I call belonging
Hanna is Polish, and has been living in Switzerland for more than 25 years. Since we are professionally in the same field, we have become close and meet regularly to
The Online Human Library of Expatclic
This year, it will take place from 21st to 23rd October. Read on to find out what to expect and, if you wish, how to participate. The Online Human
My expat experience in Strasbourg at the time of Coronavirus
Venusiaexpat shares her expat experience in Strasbourg at the time of Coronavirus. We have been living the expat experience in Strasbourg for almost three years. Strasbourg is in Alsace, in
My expat experience in Bucharest at the time of Corona virus
We thank Giuliana, an Italian in Romania, for this beautiful article about her expat experience in Bucharest in these times of Corona virus. I have been planning to write
Moving is great. Moving with and for others is even better.
We thank Erika, an Italian expat who has been living in Bucharest for a few years now, who tells us how she has rediscovered how important moving is in life,
Bangla dreams – Paola’s efforts to learn Bangla
Paola lived in Bangladesh for several years, and all through her time there, she wrote many interesting articles for Expatclic. Today she lives in Bruxelles, but Bangladesh is still in
Good ideas abroad: what we like about our host countries
A while ago, Expatclic launched a survey to find out the best ideas we have discovered in our various host countries. Here are the surprising results. The country that
Charpais: When objects speak culture
Carolexpat talks to us about Charpais (Indian woven rope beds) and draws a fascinating parallel between local objects that tell us about different cultures. As expatriates in Asia, the
Christmas in Norway: a serious business
Venusiaexpat gives us the possibility to sneak peek Christmas in Norway, sharing her experiences from celebrating with her Norwegian family. Expatclic practices linguistic empathy, and invites you to do
