Covid-19 in South Africa: The National State of Disaster has been lifted as from 5 April 2022.

Expatriate Life
Expat Cape Town Interviews

In this section of the ExpatCapeTown Guide you will find out what expatriate life in South Africa entails. 

Culture shock can hit hard when moving to a foreign country and you will find many useful tips in our expat interviews. You will read about moving experiences and relocation tips, how to handle moving with kids and what to really consider when moving to Cape Town/South Africa. Our expat interviews about moving, living and working in Cape Town shall give you better insights into expat life in Cape Town. Fellow expatriates in the Mother City joined in and shared their views to help you and make your ExpatCapeTown experience more valuable and your settling-in process more easily.

Expat Interviews: Expats Living in Cape Town

You will find here the following Cape Town Expat Interviews:

Cape Town V&A Waterfront, image by expatcapetown.comCape Town is one of the world’s most popular expat destinations.


Share your insights on Expatriate Life in Cape Town

If you are an expat living in Cape Town, then please consider sharing your experiences about living in Cape Town and request an expat interview which we will happily send to you. It will only take a couple of minutes and many expatriates will be happy to get more info about living in Cape Town and expat lifestyle in the Mother City.

Fellow expats will be very grateful for any advice and tips. Maybe there are also any shopping tips or links you can recommend? Then please get in contact with us and we will gladly add your insights ( where we also give you the opportunity to link to your business:-).

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