Living an expat life..

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I moved out from my home country when I was 20 and started my "Supposed to be an -expat life" . But I always felt home where ever I lived, Traveling for a short time is different from living in that place like local. I don't know whether you can call yourself an expat when you actually live like local - Eating local food, taking local transport system and work/pay tax for the local govt. Whether it is my first expat experience as a student or my second expat life after marriage to a completely different country, never once I felt like an expat. Now this is my 3rd EXPAT encounter you can name it but I would say this is my NEW home until I move out.


For some moving can be tiresome and its not our comfort zone. But for some the challenges they face in new environment is exciting(apart from packing the whole house and moving with an infant everywhere like Kangaroo)... I like the new challenges and excitement of meeting new people , new culture , new places. its like starting a life from page 1 . Its worth all the drama we go through to move to a new country to start new "EXPAT life".

Our new journey to South Korea is much more interesting.. More to share.. More to write..

Wait for it..

 
Location: Busan, South Korea

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