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 has taught her. Thank you Loreto! I think I could...
A journey through cultures and traditions
Sanatani moved to India as a nine years old and started a journey that has taken her across the world. A journey through different cultures and traditions, told with honesty and candour. The interview was conducted in English, because even though...
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 want to participate by sharing info on your host country, get...
Giving birth in Puerto Rico during Hurricane Maria
Giving birth during a hurricane is definitely an uncommon experience. Giorgia tells us about it in this beautiful and detailed article. Thanks a lot Giorgia and best wishes to you, your family and Puerto Rico. Hurricane Irma had already passed...
Bye bye working life – hallo Spain!
We had already introduced Granny Aupair in an article on our platform for professional expat women, and we are back today with a new article and the testimonial of a German granny, Sybille, who spent three months in beautiful Spain. What...
2005-2008; 2016-2018: Destination Dhaka, Bangladesh
Silvia is a friend of Expatclic, who has just returned to Dhaka, Bangladesh, having lived there from 2005 to 2008. We thank her for this article filled with interesting tips and information. I arrived in Dhaka for the second time...
A voyage of self-discovery
Jennifer joined the Expatclic family last year and she has become an active member of our Online support group. In this interview she tells us about her journey, both physical and emotional, of self-discovery. After leaving her native Michigan she travelled...
Do you love (he)arts?
When I received the first message from Kate, I was about to board a plane that took me from London back to Milan. Reading her mail and discovering her amazingly stimulating job made my heart feel even heavier at the idea...
Long-distance grannying
Paolaexpat shares some thoughts (and useful tips) about being a distant grandmother. Featuring: Dino! ‘Don’t worry, Mummy, when I grow up, I’ll learn to be a mummy, and when I know, I’ll teach you,’ said my daughter Luisa, five-and-a-half, one cold...
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 this amazing lady, and invite you to browse through her incredibly...
