When moving countries with young children or teenagers, the children's school is at the top of most parents' concerns, so what to do not make a mistake in choosing it? If you are moving country and don't know people who live or have lived there, a good option is to search through official local government websites.

I asked my daughter Lara, now 18, for permission to share a text she wrote when she was only 15. When Lara wrote this text, she experienced a deep duel of feelings as a teenager who had to move abroad with her family and deal with the challenges of cultural adaptation. Lara was one of the reasons that inspired me to create Embrace.

When we live in our home country, we follow social rules that are passed down from generation to generation and are determined by our culture. But what happens when we live abroad? So to help you avoid embarrassing situations, we will give you tips on what you should not do.

Many people think that moving to another country is an easy task, but it is not. After passing the enchantment phase, where everything is new, and the first difficulties begin to appear, what seems to be a paradise can become an absolute hell. Get to know some important tips to overcome the main difficulties of those who live abroad.

One of the most challenging aspects of the decision to move from the country is leaving behind loved ones, our family, and our friends. Usually, when we talk about the difficulties of living abroad, we refer to practical problems, but complications of another hierarchy can arise, such as the death of a loved one.