Who are you?

I am Benjamin Houy, a 26-year-old Frenchman living in London and founder of French Together, a blog I created to help American and British expats learn French.


Where, when and why did you move abroad?

I moved to South Korea in 2011 to teach French and English as part of a French government program.    more ...

Who are you?

Jacqui Paterson, journalist, mum of two, and lifestyle blogger.


Where, when and why did you move abroad?

I left New Zealand in 1998 for several reasons.    more ...

Who are you?

My name is Lena and I moved from Germany to the UK in 2015 together with my husband who is a PhD student at the University of Cambridge.    more ...

Who are you?

I’m Jordan White, I am 26 and originally from Northern Ireland.    more ...

Who are you?

I'm Maaike, marketing executive in the tourism industry, blogger and freelance writer. I'm an expat in London, UK, from the south of the Netherlands.


Where, when and why did you move abroad?

The first time I moved abroad was back in 2012.    more ...

Who are you?

I'm Megan, a 27 year old Australian girl who's been an expat in London and exploring Europe for the past 5 years.


Where, when and why did you move abroad?

I moved to the UK in 2012, when I was 22 years old.    more ...

Who are you?

I am Bronnie Mayho, once Bronwyn Hattaway.    more ...

Who are you?

My name is Ashley and I am originally a Florida girl, but made Washington, DC my home.    more ...

Who are you?

I’m Sonja, originally from New Zealand but now based in Scotland, and I write about travel and expat life on my blog, Migrating Miss. I love travelling (obviously), finding unique cafes where I can sample the coffee and cake, and pushing myself out of my comfort zone with adventure activities. I started moving countries when I was 16 years old, and I’ve lived in five countries since, other than my own.    more ...

Who are you?

As a travel-addicted dreamer - although it’s hard to tell from my developing English accent - I originate from New Zealand, also known as Aoteoroa, Middle Earth, Hobbitland or Land of the Long White Cloud. As a country, we are known as 'Kiwis'; not necessarily the small furry-skinned brown fruit, but named after a small flightless bird who lives in our forests.    more ...