Last Updated on January 9, 2021
4. Communicate with the locals
Communication is a basic human skill that you can use more of in this context. I can’t stress enough how important communication is when you’re in a foreign country. However you can, make sure to express your thoughts and feelings and your gratitude if a local has done you a favor. You will not only make lifetime friendships but (you guessed it right!) you will be able to feel at home.
5. Explore the country
Travel is always the perfect way to have an open mind, learn from people of different backgrounds, and find yourself. So, whenever you can, try traveling around your new country. You can just pack your backpack and start exploring cities, beautiful sceneries, local villages, anywhere that is safe. And even if you’re on a budget, at least explore your neighborhood and speak to the locals. Anywhere can feel like home if your mindset is built on acceptance, tolerance, and love. Tell us the story of how you integrated into your new country!
