Lifestyle & Culture
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452Polya Pencheva in Brussels: ‘Living in Schaerbeek feels like an adventure of its own’
My relationship with Brussels began in May 2024 when I moved here. On arrival, I couldn’t stop comparing everything to where I...
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322Jess Bretin: Nature therapy and Sweden’s outdoor culture
When I moved to Sweden’s second city, I didn’t expect to be so close to nature: forests, lakes and long walking trails...
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280Living in Central London on a student budget: A guide to surviving (and thriving!) from someone who’s been there
Whether you call it Central, Zone 1, or just “London,” we all know this part of the United Kingdom’s capital. Think Big...
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389Life hacks I’ve learned as an American living in Sweden for two years, Pt. 2
After two years in Sweden, I’ve gathered tips and tricks that make daily life smoother for expats; and often, cheaper. In Pt....
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383Life hacks I’ve learned as an American living in Sweden for two years, Pt. 1
(Editor’s note: This is Pt. 1 of a two-part post. You can jump to Pt. 2 here.) When you move to a...
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728Vietnam’s expat hotspots: The cities foreigners now call home
Vietnam has long been a favorite destination for travelers, but in recent years, it’s increasingly becoming a home for expatriates who are...
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322Psychologist Ana Paula Lage: How to overcome the emotional challenges expats face
(Editor’s note: This interview with Psychologist Ana Paula Lage is not an endorsement and Dispatches receives no remuneration.) London is the kind...
