From the USA to Nicaragua: Rewired and Retired in Nicaragua
Hola. My nickname is Gypsytoes, but you can call me Debbie. My husband, Ron, and I live on a tropical island in Nicaragua. We are originally from the Pittsburgh, PA area. However, most of our adult life we have been transplanted Southerners. 1. Why did you move abroad? We m...
 Mon, 20 May 2013 09:01:46

 From Alaska to Kharkov: 8 Months in Ukraine
Hi! I'm Katherine, a West Coast American who spent most of the last decade living in Alaska before moving to Kharkov, the second largest city in Ukraine. 1. Why did you move abroad? For several years I dreamed of moving to Russia. I even convinced my boyfriend D that it was a...
 Thu, 16 May 2013 09:31:37

 From Germany to Tennessee: Southeast Schnitzel
My name is Christian Höferle (alternative spelling: Hoeferle). I was born and raised in Weilheim, Germany - a small town of ~21,000 people, 30 miles south of the Bavarian capitol, Munich. Weilheim is located in the Southeast of Germany. Since July 2004, my family and ...
 Mon, 13 May 2013 08:08:53

 From Canada to New Zealand: CanuckiwiKate
Kia ora, I'm Kate! I'm Canadian (we're affectionately known as Canucks, although I haven't actually figured out why) and I've been living in New Zealand since January 2009. After all that time living with and teaching little ones, I think I've become a bit of a Kiwi myself, so...
 Thu, 09 May 2013 09:28:18

 Full update on the guide for expatriates in Montreal (and Quebec)
We have now fully updated our guide for Montreal (and Québec). After London and Paris, our Montreal guide has been fully reviewed and extended, and with 179 pages (PDF) of information you will read the most complete guide to prepare your expatriation to Canada (Québec) and to...
 Wed, 22 May 2013 13:38:38

 How Racially Tolerant is your Country?
Upon arrival in a new location, expats can be shocked by vastly different surroundings and attitudes which can result in a real sense of dislocation. On top of this, they may experience upsetting changes in political and social views. This can be not just disconcerting, but out...
 Wed, 22 May 2013 08:56:24

 Expat Twitter Round-Up: May 20th, 2013
Expats are a worldly crew, generally knowledgeable about the world around them from local, everyday happenings to major international news. We have collected some of the top tweets of the week for expats, travelers, and those interested in the global pulse. Expat News @...
 Mon, 20 May 2013 11:02:37

 Infograph: Expat Population of the World
The word "expat" has been discussed at length, by us on ExpatsRadio, by expats, and by the world at large. What does the word mean? From the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, Expat: an expatriate person transitive verb 1. to withdraw (oneself) from ...
 Fri, 17 May 2013 09:00:58