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
Paul Immigrations Reviews: Singapore Permanent Residency Made Easy
In Paul Immigrations Reviews we are happy to introduce you to a wonderful immigration consultancy firm that will make your life much easier if you decide to become a permanent
Susie of Arabia’s, the Big Adventure of an American expat in Saudi Arabia
Susie of Arabia is an American expat living in Saudi Arabia. We got in touch with her as we were curious about her life style and how she was coping
The Fall, its rituals and its pumpkin spiced latte
Richa is a great friend of Expatclic. She has already written a couple of articles for us, where she shares her story and adventures all over the world. This year
Don’t lose the story when moving to the next school
We thank April Remfrey for this important article. April is an American special needs consultant living and loving life in Switzerland. She helps globally mobile families as they search for
Schools Abroad – challenges and reflections
Juliet Ryder shares her reflections on schools abroad and on what to consider when choosing one. She is also an expat and based on her experience became one of the
Six types of app every expat should have
Moving to a new country can be exciting. There are new places to explore, a new culture to experience and a new language to learn. While expat life can be
A Guide to UK Visas
Although Brexit might change things in the future (in which case we’ll provide another article 🙂 ), we are proud today to have one of the main visa agency giving
