Confession of an exbrat
NITWITS. One of my dad’s proudest achievements for which he won a singing kettle on the radio, it is an acronym which describes his and my mum’s situation at the time – ‘no income,...
Monthly Archive: August 2015
Strange laws around the world
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Spice up your flight!
We’re well and truly into the holiday season, and for many expats this means flying home to see loved ones or embarking on a new adventure. For many, flight tickets are booked based on...
How foreign is your new currency?
So you’re moving abroad? Regardless of where your destination is, there is one thing you need to consider: currency. The exchange rate between your home country and your destination country can mean either a...
Woah-tels: beyond bed and comfort?
If you are anything like me, an avid expat traveler, then you know that part of the experience is where you stay. Whether you are a budget traveler or an all-luxury socialite, the world...
10 Polish meals I miss the most as an expat
Nothing beats a home cooked meal, especially if you’re feeling particularly homesick whilst living in a new country. Mastering the art of cooking these dishes and being able to replicate them in your new...
Canada “Culture” guide now available in French!
Are you ready to brace yourself for the harsh winters, learn all the rules of ice hockey and sample some authentic poutine (or even a McLobster sandwich!) after a wild night out? Our Canada...
Learning the language of your new home
Moving abroad is not just about packing your belongings and settling in a new country. It is also about immersion and about starting a new life as locally as possible. That is why it...
