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
Mate and matear, Uruguayan style
Our friend Paola Fornari lived in Uruguay, where she discovered mate and matear – and also chusmear 🙂 We thank her for allowing us to publish the article she wrote
Beneath pandemic when resilience was born
We are grateful to Zoofa Talha, a Pakistani expat in Argentina, for allowing us to publish the experience of giving birth during the COVID-19 pandemic in a foreign country, which
How Writing Can Help Your Teen Combat Loneliness Abroad
We are happy to publish this guest post, which we hope will give you some ideas about how to cope with your teen’s relocation. Any immigration is accompanied by a
A website in four languages, the identity of Expatclic
Claudiaexpat explains why when she and Marie launched Expatclic, they had a multilingual platform in mind, and why the website keeps on with four languages. Since our topic this
7 Tips to Help Your Teen Cope With Moving Overseas
We thank Kristin Savage for this beautiful article on how to help teenagers cope with moving overseas. Teenagers are in a transitional life phase that carries enough difficulties on
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
Katherine Wilson, American actress and writer in Italy
Ladies, please meet Katherine Wilson, a multifaceted professional artist who moved from her native United States to Italy, where she decided to stay after she met the man of her
Parathas, fried wheat bread from the Indian subcontinent
Parathas are traditional fried plain breads from the Indian subcontinent made with whole wheat flour/roti fried in oil or ghee. These plain breads are cooked in every home, and served
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,
