American Expats In Germany
If you are looking to connect with American expats in Germany, then this page brings together all the latest expat blogs Germany written by American bloggers, any interviews, articles and news items we have here at ExpatsBlog.com.
Latest Blogs by American Expats Living in Germany
anika keswani
We're a family of 4. Two of us (the parents) grew up in Texas, and the other two (the kids) were born in Germany, where we've all lived since 2012. It's been an adventure living overseas, and we are always discovering new things to share!
From Michigan to Germany
A family from Michigan living abroad in Germany.
Oddities and Ends
Stories from my life and travels as an American expat in Germany. I use humor to talk about the cultural differences, challenges, and language difficulties I've faced since moving to Germany.
Buffalo Schnitzel
I've been living in Heidelberg, Germany for fifteen years and am raising a Third Culture Kid. My blog explores the best and worst of expat life--from language learning, to travel, to trying to feel "rooted" here.
The Dusty Compass
The Dusty Compass is the travel blog of Danny, an American expat living in Frankfurt, Germany. A lover of languages, maps, photography, and window seats, if he's not already on the road, then he's probably planning his next trip!
Latest Expat Interviews/ Articles
American Expat Living in Germany - Interview with Cherie
Cherie and Dirk met online several years ago and started dating. This blog is the story of how they met, managed to date while living in two different countries, and eventually moved to Germany...
British Expat Living in Germany - Interview with Paul
Paul is from a large town in the UK called Swindon. At more than one point, he told himself he would probably never live in another town or city in his life-time because Swindon had everything he...
American Expat Living in Germany - Interview with Eifel Mausi
Eifel Mausi is a small town Texas girl who followed love across the world. Today she lives in the Eifel region with her German husband, teaches at a local university, and continues to work on her...
American Expat Living in Germany - Interview with Andrew
Andrew originally moved to Germany to party and get some exotic names on his resume but ended up a father and husband in a German-American family. Maybe that was the intention all along -- make an...
American Expat Living in Germany - Interview with Jessica
Jessica is a twenty-something, married lady who recently moved to Germany with her husband and Cockapoo, Copley. She enjoys traveling, writing, working out, cooking and decorating their new...
American Expat Living in Germany - Interview with Ava
Ava is an American housewife living in Germany. A former chemist, she decided to set aside her career for a while so that her husband could train in Germany for his job. She stays busy by exploring...
American Expat Living in Germany - Interview with Danielle
Danielle is an American expat living in Germany, where she is currently completing a Masters degree in translation and technical writing. Different languages, countries and cultures fascinate her,...
American Expat Living in Germany - Interview with Chad
Chad and his wife Amanda have been married since 2003 and are both working professionals in the same multinational company. They love to travel and see the world. He has an industrial engineering...
American Expat Living in Germany - Interview with Kari
Kari Martindale is a writer who blogs about her everyday debacles bumbling around Germany, posts the whereabouts of her hat, and generally laughs at life at karilogue.com. She is now working on...
American Expat Living in Germany - Interview with Anthony
Born and raised in Rochester, New York, Anthony is in his late 20s and currently resides in Nuremberg, Germany. He has a finance degree from Penn State University (Class of 2009) which set the...
American Expat Living in Germany - Interview with Colleen
Colleen moved to Germany in December 2013 to live with her fiancé who moved there for work a year earlier. She left her job practicing corporate law in Washington, DC, hopeful to return after a...
American Expat in Kaiserslautern, Germany - Interviewing Melissa
Melissa moved from Denver to a small town in Germany with her also American boyfriend. While he slaves away at work, she’s free to read, write, cook, craft and travel. Melissa's expat blog is...
Expat Interview with Josh, American Expat Living in Germany
Josh is a Michigan native who recently uprooted and relocated to Bochum, Germany. He always had the dream of moving to Germany ever since he took his first German language course in high school....
Expat Interview With Brittany, American Expat Living in Germany
Brittany Ruth began her expat blog The Rococo Roamer (see listing here) to keep friends and family in touch while she moved overseas to Germany as a newlywed. Quickly she discovered that she really...
American Expat Living in Germany, Interview With Deanna
Deanna is a Las Vegas native who has recently joined the expat community. Deanna and her husband decided to pack up what they could, sold the rest and followed their dream of relocating to Germany....
From USA to Germany - Expat Interview With Kaitlin
The Diary of Sugar and Spice is a look into what happens when the All American Girl leaves behind her family, her great job, and her safe world to follow love across the ocean to Germany. It's the...
Expat Interview With Kathleen, American Expat Living in Stuttgart, Germany
Lehrer Werkstatt (see listing here) is a blog by Kathleen Ralf, an International School Teacher, Wife, Mom, Runner, Hiker, and Happy Camper. She considers herself more of a Citizen of the World than...
Interviewing US Expat Hanley - From America to Germany
Hanley is an American expat living in the great, green, gorgeous land of Germany as an au pair. Although her week day activities include being a referee and taxi driver to little kids, the weekends...
Britsh Expat Living in Frankfurt - Interview With Charlotte
Charlotte is a Japanese games translator currently living and working in Frankfurt, Germany, after being in Japan on the JET Programme. Moving from the deep countryside of Japan to the busy city of...
US Military Wife in Germany - Expat Interview With LLMF
Life Lessons of a Military Wifeis an Army wife who shares her stories of living overseas and life's little trip ups, some hilarious, some not so much. Learn from her stories and then share some of...
USA to Germany - Expat Interview With Alex
Alex graduated college and decided to push off that whole "find a cubicle to sit in for the rest of her life" plan and spend a year in German as an au pair. As luck would have it, at the end of her...
Canadian Expat In Berlin - Expat Interview With Cheryl Howard
A Canadian freelance writer based in Berlin, Cheryl Howard writes all about European travel and expat life. Filled with wanderlust, her nomadic heart and soul has taken her to over 24 countries...
Latest News Relating to Germany or Usa
New warning estimates hundreds of thousands of returning British expats will wreck the NHS
Government officials are warning a no-deal Brexit will result in hundreds of thousands of British expats flooding back to the home country. According to the UK’s Office of National Statistics,...- Spanish property still selling like hot cakes
As an ever-increasing number of expats arrive in Spain, foreign property purchase is soaring to an all-time high in popular destinations. Last year, over 61,000 homes were purchased by expats,... - Spain to urge expat professionals to repatriate
The Spanish government is working to persuade its nationals who left during the economic crisis to return and take up skilled jobs in their home country. Spain’s recession began during the... - EU expat nationals in UK facing a stay or go dilemma
As British expats in the EU grow ever more fearful of Brexit’s effect on their lives, EU nationals living and working in the UK are faced with the same crucial decision. EU nationals at present... - World’s most unfriendly nations for expats
One important aspect when choosing an expat destination is undoubtedly the friendliness of the local people. Leaving friends and family in the home country and settling in an unfamiliar country...
