The silent adjustment of emigration: What people do not always tell you
By Sue-Ann de Wet Emigration is often described in grand moments: the plane taking off, the first snow, the new…
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Worldwide’s World Guide: your road map to people, services and community – wherever you are
By Sue-Ann de Wet When you live abroad, it is often the small things that affect you the most. The…
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Culture shock: What really helps and why you do not have to go through it on your own
By Sue-Ann de Wet Introduction Culture shock is something that many people talk about, but few are really prepared for….
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Stay or leave? A discussion that should join rather than divide
By Sue-Ann de Wet The so-called stay-or-leave debate is no longer a simple discussion; It has become an emotional, personal…
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Expat depression: causes, signs and practical advice
By Sue-Ann de Wet Living abroad brings new opportunities, but it also brings a less visible reality: emotional adaptation. In…
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New passport centres bring relief to South Africans in Canada
By Sue-Ann de Wet For many South Africans abroad, renewing a passport has long been a frustrating process – one…
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When does it make sense to keep a property in South Africa while living abroad?
By Sue-Ann de Wet When you emigrate, you often have to make big financial decisions – and one of the…
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The growth of South African diaspora networks worldwide
How communities and organisations work together overseas By Sue-Ann de Wet When South Africans pack their bags and move overseas,…
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When war disrupts your travel plan: why preparation is no longer optional
By Sue-Ann de Wet When people travel or emigrate, they normally think about visas, accommodation, work and luggage. However, few…
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Dual citizenship: What South Africans living abroad must know now
By Sue-Ann de Wet For many South Africans who are living abroad, emigration brings new opportunities, but also important decisions…
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