Last wills and testaments across borders: What every South African emigrant should know
Why you possibly need more than one last will and testament, and what happens when you do not die, but…
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Far away, but still close: How to overcome the challenges of different time zones
When family or friends are spread across several continents, the world suddenly becomes a little bigger – and so do…
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When everything is different: Adapting to a new culture and climate
Finding yourself in a different country – whether for work, study, or family reasons – undoubtedly brings with it practical…
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Smart ID cards now available to naturalised citizens
The Department of Home Affairs announced on Monday that naturalised South African citizens and legal permanent residents from visa-exempt countries…
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Comfort food: The hearty food that eases longing
Comfort food – what a beautiful, warm expression! Comfort food is not just food; it is an emotional connection to…
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Don’t become a victim of emigration fraud
By Sue-Ann de Wet The decision to emigrate is one of the biggest and most profound choices a person can…
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What does your community look like overseas?
By Sue-Ann de Wet When you move to another country, everything changes – from how you buy your morning coffee…
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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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