Archive for ‘expat advice’
Nothing to do in Your Expat Town? – Here are 15 Ideas
By Susan Beverley - (2)If you chose an expat location that was bustling with life and never a dull moment, then this article is not for you. This report is for the rest of us who live in sleepier towns with not so much going on whereby finding something to do when there is nothing to do requires creativity and imagination!
Special Report: Options for Educating Your Expat Child
By Susan Beverley - (4)We don’t all wait to move abroad until we retire – some of us want to see more of the world and experience life abroad and take our children…
Vocabulary Class: Homesick
By Bart Walters - (6)Sometimes I misuse words for years before correcting myself. For the longest time I used the word “monsoon” to describe…
Why Expats Fail to Make a Go of a New Life Abroad
By Susan Beverley - (11)Escaping from the dull drudgery of our everyday lives is a dream increasingly shared by individuals from across the world…
Introducing Expat Daily News
By expatdailynews.com - (0)As we all know, moving overseas is a massive undertaking – both from a fiscal and an emotional point of view. The challenges are great, the opportunities…
The Complexities of Moving a Marriage
By Robin Pascoe - (2)Any expat couple who has watched their life’s treasures being wrapped and double wrapped for protection during a relocation…
Time to Be an Expat
By Robin Pascoe - (2)On the many speaking tours she has made in over twenty years of covering the ‘global living beat’, author Robin Pascoe says she is invariably asked the same questions over and over again…
Maintaining Your Children’s Cultural Heritage
By Jill Lengre - (2)Have you ever thought what you are doing to teach your children about their cultural heritage?…
Meeting Your Child’s Educational Needs Abroad
By Georgia Fox - (0)One of the biggest challenges of a successful overseas move is ensuring that your child’s educational needs are met…
