How contact with local realities can spur your empathy
This is an article we wrote for our project What Expats Can Do. We used to launch monthly challenges to improve our experiences abroad and use them to the service
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
Fishful thinking: What local friendships can do
We wholeheartedly thank our dear Paola for sending us this beautiful and poetic article, which she wrote while she was living in Bangladesh. My experience of fishing is limited.
My unforgettable experience of moving to China during the pandemic
We are very grateful to Julia Teresani for this beautiful and intense article. Julia is an expat, currently living her fourth life in China (Shanghai). She spent her childhood and
Moving House Chaos: Packing Tips Made Simple
We are grateful to our friends of We Buy Any Home who have compiled a list of packing tips for Expatclic while we discuss “Relocating”. Moving house is the beginning
Mar Saba, a gem in Palestine and in my heart
Since when our lives have been totally upset, and the joy of travelling is denied to us, I find myself more and more often to go back in my memories
Babysitter abroad: benefits and costs
Are you planning to move abroad with your children and are you concerned that they’ll struggle with the language? Why not rely on a local babysitter! Daniel Lawson tells us
How do you live in Havana, Cuba, as an expat?
We wholeheartedly thank Sandra, a US-citizen living in Cuba, for this amazing presentation of how it is to live in Havana as an expat. Havana Cuba, while increasingly a bucket
Top Tips to Organize Your Expat Career
We thank Ashlee, expert recruiting manager, for this comprehensive article that helps you organize your expat career. Moving to live in another country can be a fantastic way to
The quality of cross-cultural contact in your host country
Claudiaexpat considers her 30 years of life abroad with the Red Cross Movement, and reflects on the quality of cross-cultural contact in the countries where we end up during our
