Become an Expat While You Still Can
Become an Expat While You Still Can. I first became an expat 31 years ago when I legally emigrated to the United States and successfully pursued a green card. Years…
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Thinking of Being an Expat?
Thinking of Being an Expat? Connie and I have been digital nomads for nearly ten years. In that time we have met hundreds of people all over the world. One…
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South Korea’s Unlikely Expat City
South Korea’s Unlikely Expat City South Korea’s capital city of Seoul is proving to be an unexpected haven for expats. With a population of 10 million, the city is the…
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Top 7 Travel Destinations for 2020
The easy part is over: you made a New Year’s resolution to escape for a while in 2020. Now comes the tough part: deciding where in the world you should…
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29 Things I Learned Living in Thailand
29 Things I Learned Living in Thailand As an American expat who lived in Thailand for almost a year, there were several observations I made during my time overseas. Here…
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Life In A Dominican Beach Town: An American In The Dominican Republic
Life In A Dominican Beach Town: An American In The Dominican Republic At 6 in the morning, I take my steaming cup of strong Dominican café con leche out to…
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The Best Countries To Study And Work In
The Best Countries To Study And Work In Finding a part-time job of your interest and expertise while studying abroad can be of great help financially as well as educationally.…
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It’s Time to Leave the United States
It’s Time to Leave the United States. The land that we love, the home of the free and the brave, the promised land…is past its prime. Please, don’t get all…
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Cultural Customs and Must-Try Traditions of Marrakesh
Cultural Customs and Must-Try Traditions of Marrakesh Offering an intoxicating mix of African charm and Islamic traditions, it’s no wonder Marrakesh is one of the most favored destinations to visit…
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All I Need is Ecuador
All I Need is Ecuador Prior to visiting Ecuador during the recent Christmas break, I noticed that the Ecuador Ministry of Tourism’s slogan makes a bold statement to the world…
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