Book Review: Moving Abroad for Dummies

So, I’ve been daydreaming about sipping espresso in a Parisian café or enjoying a laid-back lifestyle on a tropical beach during slow travel in retirement. But whatever your reason might be, moving abroad is an exciting—and slightly terrifying—adventure. That’s where Moving Abroad for Dummies comes in: a practical, no-nonsense guide to uprooting your life and starting fresh in a new country.

This book is packed with everything you need to know, from dealing with visas and residency permits to managing your finances across borders. It doesn’t just cover logistics—it dives into cultural adjustments, finding housing, and even making new friends (because, let’s be honest, the idea of moving somewhere and feeling completely alone is scary).

What I loved most is the tone—it’s informative without being overwhelming, and Kristin does a great job keeping things light with humor. It’s like getting advice from a well-traveled friend rather than reading a dry, textbook-style manual.

If you have never watched her YouTube channel, you are missing out on a wealth of experience and tips for international travel overall, aside from actually moving or slow traveling.

Would I recommend it? Absolutely. Whether you’re just considering moving or already knee-deep in planning, Moving Abroad for Dummies makes the whole process feel a lot more manageable—and even fun.

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