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FULL LIST HERE👇🏻👩🏼‍💻 the must-have apps for living in a new country, not visiting, after 7 years of moving every 6 months (country number 17 now!!) 🛬Before you land: italki and book a teacher who already lives there because you get your first local friend too (that is literally how I met one of my best friends in Seoul) Airalo or Holafly eSIM so you have data the second you land THEN a local SIM in week 1, because banks, delivery apps and landlords all want a local number 🗣️Understanding everything: the KuliKuli app for handwritten menus, snack labels, temples, and my landlord who does not speak English. My one real travel essential, I open it every single day 🚏Getting around: Grab in Southeast Asia, Bolt in Europe, Kakao T in Korea (Uber does not even exist in most of Asia) Naver Map in Korea, Google Maps barely works there Moovit or Citymapper for buses and metro 💬The app the country lives on: Zalo in Vietnam, KakaoTalk in Korea, WeChat in China, LINE in Taiwan and Japan ☕️Daily life: Shopee or Lazada in Southeast Asia, Coupang in Korea, for everything you forgot to pack 💸Money: Wise or Revolut, plus Schwab if you are American, no foreign fees (set up travel points BEFORE you leave, I did not and I am still mad about it) 🫂People, my favorite part: Meetup but only activity stuff like chess or art classes, so the conversation just happens Worldpackers and Workaway 📵Not worth your attention: TripAdvisor shows you where the tourists are, not where people live itinerary planners, you are not doing a 5 day route, you are building a routine currency converters, Wise and Revolut already do it Airbnb and Booking for anything over a month, the real monthly rentals are in local Facebook groups save this for your next move and tell me which one I missed 💬 #asiatraveltips #travelhacks #musthaveapps #movingabroad #lifeabroad
FULL LIST HERE👇🏻👩🏼‍💻 the must-have apps for living in a new country, not visiting, after 7 years of moving every 6 months (country number 17 now!!) 🛬Before you land: italki and book a teacher who already lives there because you get your first local friend too (that is literally how I met one of my best friends in Seoul) Airalo or Holafly eSIM so you have data the second you land THEN a local SIM in week 1, because banks, delivery apps and landlords all want a local number 🗣️Understanding everything: the KuliKuli app for handwritten menus, snack labels, temples, and my landlord who does not speak English. My one real travel essential, I open it every single day 🚏Getting around: Grab in Southeast Asia, Bolt in Europe, Kakao T in Korea (Uber does not even exist in most of Asia) Naver Map in Korea, Google Maps barely works there Moovit or Citymapper for buses and metro 💬The app the country lives on: Zalo in Vietnam, KakaoTalk in Korea, WeChat in China, LINE in Taiwan and Japan ☕️Daily life: Shopee or Lazada in Southeast Asia, Coupang in Korea, for everything you forgot to pack 💸Money: Wise or Revolut, plus Schwab if you are American, no foreign fees (set up travel points BEFORE you leave, I did not and I am still mad about it) 🫂People, my favorite part: Meetup but only activity stuff like chess or art classes, so the conversation just happens Worldpackers and Workaway 📵Not worth your attention: TripAdvisor shows you where the tourists are, not where people live itinerary planners, you are not doing a 5 day route, you are building a routine currency converters, Wise and Revolut already do it Airbnb and Booking for anything over a month, the real monthly rentals are in local Facebook groups save this for your next move and tell me which one I missed 💬 #asiatraveltips #travelhacks #musthaveapps #movingabroad #lifeabroad

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