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An expat New Zealander writes about her 14 years of adventures living and working abroad.
My blog is about my transition from living the US (currently) with my Brazlian husband and 7 mos daughter. To the move we will be making to the South of Brazil in teh next few months. Its about life, love, politics, travelling and new adventures!
Expat life, experiences & cultural changes of emigrating to USA from Great Britain
Brazilian Recipes, cooking techniques, and cooking terms presented in an easy to follow guide, in English, using pictures, videos, and other helpful sources to make it possible to create delicious Brazilian food in your own home, using easy to find ingredients.
A lipstick expat from Seattle searches for meaning among queueing Brits.
American Dad, German Mom, and our Germerican son who most definitely speaks Denglish
A blog looking at daily life in Singapore, the ups and down of expat life in Asia, plus anything else I want to write about!
Author and nomadpreneur Walt F.J. Goodridge chronicles his new life adventure in China and beyond!
A blog chronicling the life of a Filipina who immigrated to the U.S. through the K1 Fiancé(e) Visa Process.
Collaborative blog about life in Lake Chapala, Mexico, and Montana, United States, by three authors.
A young couple from California USA documenting our ocean filled adventures as we move from Southern California to New Zealand in 2015
I am an assistant language teacher in Japan and I love learning languages, giving tips, and sharing ideas about intercultural relationships.
Dream Pursuit, Travel, Food, Reviews, TOP 5 lists, traveling stories and more!
Written by Richard Heinrich, a 27 year-old British expat living in San Francisco, The Expat Blog is a hub of stories, features and advice for the world's nomads.
Our blog provide information on events and advice for jobseekers and entrepreneurs in Chicagoland
An accidental expat in Copenhagen, Denmark documenting her adjustment to the Scandinavian lifestyle.
A single woman re-started life abroad in her 30s, 9 years ago. UK, Italy and now, married in the USA.
We are Erin and David, two twenty-somethings from the Washington DC area who decided we couldn't sit at desk jobs any longer without first broadening our horizons. In January 2010 we quit our jobs and headed to South Africa for 2 weeks. A month later we were on a plane to teach English in Tangshan, China… and have been exploring this country ever since. It's our goal to learn as much we can about the Chinese language and culture, and to share our experiences with others. (We have a long way to go, as we are still completely deaf to the Mandarin tones.) Anyway, we love feeling connected to America and appreciate getting comments and questions, so please keep in touch!
Chick from the States, living the dream in the UK; travelin' the world and writin' about it.
NYC Hospitals
New York City is home to some of the most renowned hospitals in the world. If you're a NYC expat, you should familiarize yourself with NYC hospitals before a medical emergency or need arises. And, when you're choosing expat health insurance, you'll want to know which hospitals are included in network.
International Schools in NYC
Expats living in NYC have many international and bilingual school choices -- international schools, bilingual schools, language immersion schools, IB World schools, British Schools and more. Here's a list of the most well-known international schools in NYC.
An Expat Talks about Moving to Saipan (not really Guam, but not listed anywhere), United States
An expat in Saipan describes Saipan as a beautiful, broken paradise. She urges people to visit before moving to Saipan. When you move, find a full concrete home with storm shutters and a backup generator to weather cyclones. She talks about the cost of living, what to bring and leave at home and water shortages.
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