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Franziska Mutsch works for InterNations as Product Content Team Lead. Born and raised in beautiful Bavaria, she was inspired to study English after a lengthy stay in far-away New Zealand — and now enjoys working in such an international team.
As an attempt to find herself, Nirasha decided to move abroad in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic. Getting the paperwork ready at a time when the world seemed to have come to a standstill was no easy feat. Read Nirasha’s story about her move to Kuwait!
Traditional holidays can be a tough time for expats, especially while living in a country where they are not celebrated in the same big way. Fortunately, there are a lot of ways to spend Diwali and Thanksgiving, and make new expat friends along the way.
Similar to culture shock, reverse culture shock is something which expats struggle with all over the world. But while it is just as difficult and scary to deal with, it is less talked about than culture shock. Find out what reverse culture shock is and how you can overcome it.
Many people have heard of the term culture shock and most expats have probably experienced a certain degree of it themselves. For some, moving to a new country is a scary prospect and can affect both your mental and physical wellbeing. We have some tips on how to make the process a little easier.
How we live our lives is solely in our control, but with often months to go before the next big vacation, we fall into a rut, feeling like there is little to look forward to. It doesn’t have to be this way, though! Here are five ways to keep yourself excited about all life has to offer.
