Austrian Expats In China
If you are looking to connect with Austrian expats in China, then this page brings together all the latest expat blogs China written by Austrian bloggers, any interviews, articles and news items we have here at ExpatsBlog.com.
Latest Blogs by Austrian Expats Living in China
China elevator stories
This blog features conversations (often small talk) with locals in China. Except for these conversations, I also post everyday stories and a few posts about how I fell in love with a Chinese guy (who is now my husband).
Latest Expat Interviews/ Articles
Austrian Expat Living in Shenzchen, China - Expatriate Interview
China Elevator Stories (see listing here) is a blog that features conversations with locals in elevators, cabs, restaurants, at the hairdresser and basically anywhere you can imagine. This colourful...
Latest News Relating to China or Austria
Are QROPS still an option post-Brexit?
Retirement – what about a post-Brexit QROPS? The freedom to choose another country for your retirement years is a romantic notion, but it’s now become far more popular due to ease of travel...- Are expat surveys simply fodder for sponsored advertorials?
Do expats’ opinions really count, or are they just fodder for survey companies’ advertorial articles? The various annual expat survey reports can make or break specific locations, dependent... - Expats in Shanghai urged to get rabies vaccinations
Many expats visiting rural areas of China during the New Year festivities aren’t aware they’re at risk of rabies. The Chinese New Year festivities are the perfect excuse for expats to travel... - Shenzhen advice centre expat volunteers get thank-you cruise
Expats helping expats at Shenzhen’s Shekou Management and Service Centre recently enjoyed a well-deserved day out on the waves. Shekou district’s expat-aimed management and service centre was... - New website helps expats buy online without the Chinese language
China’s online Chinese language sales sites beat out many of those in the rest of the world for price and selection, but everyone including expats who’re not fluent in Standard Chinese, is...
