When a crisis hits it’s even more life challenging. Are you exploring this journey or on it already?- a visitor/traveler
- an immigrant
- inpatriate, on international assignment
- an alien
- in-process to renounce citizenship or gain dual citizenship
- a digital nomad, worldschooler
Countries have been conquered by those who leave one place and take up residence and influence there. Resources have been gained (minerals, land, slaves, power) by those from one country arriving in another. Immigration after military infiltration brought on a romance with a local or their culture.
Comment below and let your voice be heard on where you are and where you hope to be.
What gave you the ‘fever’ or ‘yearning’ to live in another country?
- a romantic relationship/marriage
- asylum seeker
- refugee
- job assignment
- humanitarian/faith-based/volunteerism
- economic migrant
- adventure
Remember, it is essential to get adequate insurance protection when living the cross-cultural lifestyle. Contact Andrew Jernigan for more information for a personal consult in this field.
Nancy L. Green; Expatriation, Expatriates, and Expats: The American Transformation of a Concept, The American Historical Review, Volume 114, Issue 2, 1 April 2009, Pages 307–328, https://doi.org/10.1086/ahr.114.2.307
