It takes time to adjust: understanding the thousand days theory of emigration
By Sue-Ann de Wet Adjusting in a new country is a profound and often challenging experience. The idea of a…
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Retaining your South African citizenship: What you need to know about dual citizenship and your rights
For many South Africans living abroad or planning to take on citizenship in another country, it is important to retain…
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The great dilemma: When return becomes impossible
Many South Africans who move abroad often dream of returning to their country of birth one day. The initial plan…
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General tax errors South African expats make
The management of tax obligations is one of the biggest challenges for South African expats. Mistakes in dealing with tax…
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The unexpected truths about emigration – What no one tells you
AfriForum Worldwide recently published an article “The things nobody ever tells you about emigrating”. Following that, we invited our readers…
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Trailing spouse: Tips for spouses living abroad
What does it mean to be a trailing spouse? Mary Bralove coined the term “trailing spouse” in 1975 to describe…
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Coming to terms with children’s emigration: Parent’s adaptation to a changing reality
The decision to emigrate is often a complex and emotional process, especially for parents and grandparents who stay behind. When…
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What every parent whose children want to work abroad should know
It may be exciting when your child decides to work abroad to explore new horizons, but it also leads to…
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Celebrate Christmas with AfriForum Worldwide – share your unique Christmas stories!
Christmas is that special time of year when we get nostalgic over memories of friends and family, and our precious…
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The emotional cost of leaving your country
With the spotlight on expat depression and tips to combat it Leaving your country and adapting to a new country…
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