Interview with Expat Arrivals

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I was recently interviewed by Expat Arrivals, a website which helps Expats all over the world find information about their new chosen destination.  

They asked me some interesting questions about what its like living here, the healthcare system, cost of living, finding jobs etc. Here's what I said... 

https://www.expatarrivals.com/article/interview-keiley-british-expat-living-south-africa


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