Blogs from expats in Europe

A blog about our new life in the French village of Corrèze and restoring The Old Notaire's House and barn.

I decided to create this blog to help people who find themselves confused by the process of moving to Belgium via a cohabitation visa. Bureaucracy is a pain, but we can overcome it with the right mindset and complete paperwork! Let's go!

One girl's battle to face life in Germany without squash to drink.

A blog all about Travelling Everywhere, Moving Anywhere and Living a whole-hearted life. Covering aspects and challenges from years of experience from travelling and living abroad.

Discover the adventures of two Aussies in Estonia. This blog aims to capture our experiences, both to keep our friends and family back home in the know, as well as to help out with anyone else who is thinking of taking the plunge and moving here. Questions? Hit us up

I discuss my life in France, travel, productivity hacks and so much more

Hi Expats, Several years ago a dream started in my mind; to create a garden with all colours of the world; named Zelcestan, the world of Zel. Sharing my feelings and experiences on my blog. All readers and comments more than welcome

Gail Aguiar is a Philippines-born, Canadian-raised freelance photographer who made Portugal home in late 2013, six countries and three continents later. Her blog, Gail at Large, chronicles almost two decades of of travel-centric living through a unique lens as a 4x expat. She lives in photogenic Porto with her Portuguese husband and their rescue dog from Guimarães.

Life in Culebrón is a disconnected series of pieces about the banal and ordinary of everyday life in an inland Alicante village seen from my very British perspective.

David and Danya are expats from Ireland and Brazil who have moved from Malta to Spain. How To Traveller is about exploring Andalusia in the South of Spain: the culture, lifestyle, destinations and how to navigate life in Spain.

Hello folks! I'm Marília Breite, I love to write about my life experiences here at Papel com Clips. I live in Leuven, a small town in Belgium, but I was born in Campinas - São Paulo. I have a degree in Political Science, but my true passion is history and archaeology. Since I was a little girl I've been dreaming about medieval castles, ancient pyramids and to travel the world. Now, after many ups and downs, my childhood dreams have come true. Through this blog, I've had the privilege to inspire many other girls and women to do the same: to believe in themselves and to achieve their goals. Is not this wonderful?

I blog about interiors, travel, DIY, & the adventures of expat life.

Spanglish Y'all is an expat blog written to inspire everyone that wishes to live as an expat. On our blog, we will share the process, emotions, and logistics of moving from Atlanta, GA and the discovery of the sights, people, language, and food in our new home city. If our family can do it, so can you!

I was born in Ireland, grew up in England and met my Cornish husband in Catalonia. We now live in the Netherlands, in Dutch suburbia, with our two differently wired small kids. I write about my experiences trying to bring up my kids in the Netherlands.

I write about moving to and living in the UK, from visa application processes to useful day to day insight. I also write about my passions, food, travel, and my Filipino roots.

Celt & Kiwi is a travel and lifestyle website curated by Tiernan and Rachel Ennis (the Celt and the Kiwi, respectively). We are advocates for slow, thoughtful travel. Our readers return for our reliable travel hints, tips and advice for spending long periods of time at particular destinations and immersing themselves in the local culture. We only review products and services we either own or use ourselves. Aside from reviews and travel writing, we make our experience available for trip consultation to Ireland and provide coaching and mentoring to would-be migrants (expats) looking to start new lives abroad.

I talk about the country I travel to, the countries I live in and personal occupations.

Experiences of a filipino living in Norway

I left London for Frankfurt in my mid-twenties; to immerse myself into a new culture, improve my foreign language skills and experience what it's really like to live abroad on a long-term basis. Rather than a city guide, alisajordanwrites.com shares experiences of everyday life whilst living abroad. I've realised that no matter where in the world you relocate to, there's one thing we all come to learn: moving abroad is the most enriching experience you could ever have, but as with everything, there are hard times too.