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Interview with Elisa Stella – the Expert Expat Assistant!

In the Facebook Expat Community I am mostly known as “Elisa Stella – Expert Expat Assistant”: I am an Expat myself, I feel at home in Düsseldorf and actually in any place where I understand the language. I was born in Italy, moved to Asia in 1984 – came back...

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Germany: The place to be?

According to the report published by InterNations, in the Quality of Life Index, Germany ranks ninth overall, owing to its transport infrastructure, safety, and healthcare. The obvious drawback is the German climate, with over one-third of expats (36%) feeling dissatisfied with the weather, compared to 22% globally. However, the natural environment...

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20 abitudini che un italiano perde quando si trasferisce in Germania

20 Italian habits I’ve lost when I moved to Germany

Espresso: Germans do not accept that you have to pay so much in order to drink so little Hi Eve, My name is Giovanni. I currently live in Dusseldorf where I moved 15 years ago from my little village in Tuscany for work. I’ve read your article “25 things you have...

Who smuggled you to Germany?

My name is Mohammed Al-Sarray and I originally come from Iraq. The best experience here was to learn the German language and to know a new culture. In Iraq, we have different opinions about Germans and Germany in general. Most of these opinions stem from historical events, like the Second World War and...

The Iraqis

A bit cold and gloomy

We are tourists from North-East China. Do you like it here? Yes a lot, but it’s a bit cold and gloomy here.

The Chinese

American who loves to live abroad

I am Christine from the United States, Vice President of AIWCC. I have been in Germany for two years. Before coming to Cologne, I studied and worked in China where I met my future German husband. I have an insider to German culture at home. I am learning so much...

The Americans

It’s Duschland!

What do you think of the weather in Germany compared to Turkey? It always rains, I don’t call it Deutschland, I say it’s Duschland (Showerland – ed.).

The Turkish