When Murray Collier left South Africa for the United States, the plan was simple: gain some international experience and eventually decide what came next.

Reality turned out to be very different.

Despite a strong career in South Africa, Murray spent 18 months searching for work after arriving in Chicago. It was a lonely and financially difficult period that tested both him and his wife. From sharing a tiny studio apartment with Airbnb guests to eventually building a successful corporate career, his story is one of resilience, determination and starting again from scratch.

Today, Murray has combined his passion for golf with his love for South Africa by founding South Africa Golf Tours, introducing American golfers to the country's world-class golf courses, spectacular wildlife, incredible food and wine, and unforgettable hospitality.

In this episode, we discuss the realities of emigrating to the United States, overcoming loneliness, adapting to American life, raising a family abroad, and why South Africans continue to make an impact wherever they go.

We also explore why South Africa remains one of the world's greatest golf and safari destinations—and why so many American visitors return home with a completely different view of the country.

It's an inspiring conversation about perseverance, identity and discovering that sometimes the best way to appreciate where you come from is to see it through someone else's eyes.

"I'm South African first... I get to stand with a foot on each continent."

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TIMESTAMPS

00:00 – Introducing Murray Collier

01:08 – Growing up in Johannesburg and studying at Stellenbosch

02:30 – Moving to Chicago

05:15 – Eighteen months without finding a job

08:00 – Loneliness and adapting to life in America

10:30 – Chicago winters and moving to Connecticut

12:10 – Financial struggles and renting out their apartment

18:10 – The South African community in the US

21:20 – Why he started South Africa Golf Tours

24:00 – Selling South Africa to American travellers

27:10 – Creating luxury golf and safari experiences

35:30 – Leopard Creek, Rovos Rail and Gary Player

39:10 – Building relationships with American golf clubs

41:20 – Americans' biggest misconception about South Africa

43:10 – Seeing South Africa through American eyes

46:30 – Would he ever move back?

48:10 – Advice for South Africans considering the USA

Connect with Murray Collier

🌍 Website:
www.southafricagolftours.com

💼 LinkedIn: Murray Collier

📸 Instagram / X: @SouthAfricaGolfTours

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When Merle-Louise first arrived in Malta, she wanted to get straight back on the plane. Fifteen years later, she can't imagine calling anywhere else home.

After building a successful career in hospitality, event management and running her own conference business in South Africa, Merle-Louise faced difficult business challenges that ultimately led her to consider a new chapter overseas. What began as a reluctant move has become a passionate mission to help other South Africans discover opportunities on one of Europe's best-kept secrets.

Today, through MaltaLifestyle.com and the South African Family & Friends in Malta community, she assists South Africans looking to relocate, study, work or retire in Malta, while helping them navigate the practical and emotional realities of starting over.

In this episode, we explore why Malta has become an increasingly attractive destination for South Africans, its thriving financial services, gaming, aviation and tourism industries, residency options, healthcare, education, property, safety and quality of life.

We also discuss one of the biggest challenges of emigration—making the decision itself. Merle-Louise shares practical advice on preparing for a move, avoiding common mistakes, embracing change, and why success abroad begins long before you board the plane.

Whether you're actively considering emigration or simply curious about life in the Mediterranean, this conversation is packed with practical insights and honest advice.

"Success has to be intentional. We can't wait for somebody else to make up their mind for us."

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TIMESTAMPS

00:06 – Introducing Merle-Louise and life in Malta

02:13 – Growing up in South Africa and building an events business

04:50 – Why she left South Africa

06:18 – First impressions of Malta

07:55 – Flying to Malta and its location in Europe

10:07 – Tourism, history and why Malta is unique

11:38 – Why Malta became home

15:10 – The importance of integrating into your new country

17:13 – Preparing properly before emigrating

18:17 – Should you leave a back door open?

20:32 – What South Africans struggle with most overseas

22:04 – Is Malta still a good option?

25:50 – Residency, citizenship and permanent residence

28:40 – Cost of living, rentals and healthcare

30:25 – What she misses about South Africa

32:25 – Helping young South Africans build international careers

35:34 – The emotional price of emigration

39:07 – Advice for anyone considering a move abroad

41:36 – Would she ever return to South Africa?

Connect with Merle-Louise

🌍 Website: www.maltalifestyle.com

Facebook: South African Family & Friends in Malta (SAFF Malta)

Connect with The Relocated South African

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If Merle-Louise's story inspired you, please share this episode with someone considering a move abroad—or anyone curious about life in Malta, one of Europe's hidden gems.

Most South African doctors leave. Dr. Casper Joubert did the opposite.

After qualifying at Stellenbosch University, Casper and his wife—also a doctor—built successful medical careers in Dubai before moving to Mauritius. Like many South African professionals, they embraced the opportunities that came with working overseas.

But after more than a decade abroad, they made a surprising decision.

They came home.

Today, Casper is completing his specialist training in Occupational Medicine at Tygerberg Hospital in Cape Town, where he believes South Africa still offers some of the best medical training and greatest opportunities to make a meaningful difference.

In this conversation we discuss life as a doctor in Dubai, practicing medicine in Mauritius, the realities of working in different healthcare systems, why South African doctors are so highly regarded around the world, and the emotional journey of returning home after more than ten years abroad.

Most importantly, Casper explains why he believes young South African professionals should travel the world—not to run away from South Africa, but to broaden their horizons before deciding where they truly belong.

It's an honest, balanced conversation about career, purpose, perspective and what "coming home" really means.

"If you've got the opportunity to go, go—but run towards something, not away from something."

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Timestamps

00:10 – Introducing Dr. Casper Joubert

01:20 – Growing up and studying medicine at Stellenbosch

02:30 – Why he left South Africa for Dubai

05:30 – Building a medical career in the Middle East

09:10 – Living and working in Dubai

13:20 – Cost of living and life as an expat doctor

19:30 – Moving to Mauritius

23:20 – Living through COVID in Mauritius

25:20 – Why the family returned to South Africa

27:45 – What Occupational Medicine actually is

29:20 – South African doctors on the world stage

33:20 – Advice for young doctors considering emigration

36:20 – Readjusting to life back in South Africa

Contact Casper

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/casper-joubert-a45836ab/

The Relocated South African

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What happens when opportunity knocks later in life? Do you stay where you're comfortable—or do you take the leap?

For Wendy Minnie and her family, the answer was clear.

After successful careers in South Africa, Wendy and her husband spent more than a year researching life in the Netherlands before making one of the biggest decisions of their lives. With a teenage son, adult daughters, and decades of life already established in South Africa, this wasn't a decision made lightly.

Today, Wendy works for Heineken in the Netherlands, where she has embraced a truly global career while discovering the realities of learning a new culture, adapting to Dutch life, and building a future in Europe.

In this episode, we talk about relocating as an established professional, raising teenagers abroad, navigating the Dutch education system, buying a home, work-life balance, cost of living, learning Dutch, and why South Africans have earned a reputation for being some of the hardest-working people in the world.

This is an honest conversation about courage, preparation, family, and proving that it's never too late to start a new chapter.

"If you've got the opportunity and there's a part of you that's curious to know what life could be like somewhere else, take the jump. And if it doesn't work out, you can always go home."

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Whether you're planning your move abroad or already living overseas, Sable International has the expertise to help make your journey easier.

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Timestamps

00:10 – Introducing Wendy Minnie

00:54 – Growing up in Cape Town and Pretoria

02:00 – Why the family chose the Netherlands

03:30 – Joining Heineken after Distell

05:00 – Schooling, learning Dutch and settling in

07:30 – Language, culture and everyday life

08:30 – Visas, relocation and Dutch bureaucracy

11:20 – Choosing where to live in the Netherlands

12:45 – Working for a global company

14:20 – Do South Africans work harder?

16:00 – Why they decided to emigrate

18:20 – Family, adult children and opportunity

19:10 – Residency and Dutch citizenship

20:30 – The emotional first six months

25:00 – Cycling, commuting and Dutch life

26:15 – Cost of living in the Netherlands

31:15 – Housing and buying a home

33:20 – What Wendy misses most about South Africa

36:20 – Would she do anything differently?

38:10 – Advice for South Africans considering the move

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www.therelocatedsouthafrican.com

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If Wendy's journey resonated with you, please share this episode with someone considering a move abroad. Your support helps more South Africans around the world discover stories, insights and practical advice from people who have already taken the leap.

When Berilyn Teeling moved from South Africa to Ireland, she wasn't just looking for a better life—she ended up creating one of Ireland's largest celebrations of South African culture.

After growing up in Johannesburg, spending a year as an exchange student in Paraguay and later marrying into an Irish family, Berilyn and her husband made the bold decision to relocate to Ireland with their young son and just three suitcases.

Finding work during a recession wasn't easy, but through determination, resilience and a willingness to start again, they built a new life in County Wicklow.

Today, Berilyn is best known as the founder of The South African Gathering—an annual event that brings together more than 1,500 South Africans from across Ireland to celebrate their heritage, reconnect with old friends and support South African businesses.

In this episode we discuss the realities of starting over, raising children abroad, adapting to Irish life, finding work during difficult times, the cost of living, healthcare, and why maintaining your South African identity can be just as important as integrating into your new country.

It's an uplifting conversation about community, belonging and proving that home isn't always a place—sometimes it's the people you bring together.

"I wanted everyone to come out, have a good day, and just celebrate being South African for a day."

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Time stamps

00:06 – Introducing Berilyn Teeling

00:57 – Growing up in Johannesburg

02:54 – Marriage, Ireland and taking the leap abroad

05:42 – Starting over with three suitcases

10:01 – Why Wicklow became home

11:51 – Finding work during Ireland's recession

16:27 – Adjusting to Irish weather and culture

19:16 – The story behind The South African Gathering

22:42 – From 200 people to more than 1,500 attendees

24:45 – Supporting South African businesses in Ireland

27:19 – Feeling South African while building a life abroad

28:42 – Family, parents and living across continents

34:40 – What makes Ireland such a great place to live

37:26 – The cost of living in Ireland

40:06 – Healthcare and everyday life

41:22 – Any regrets?

42:11 – Advice for South Africans considering Ireland

🇿🇦 South African Gathering

Facebook: South African Gathering Ireland

Website: https://www.sagathering.ie/

Podcast:

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From Cape Town to Brazil... and now Bali.

Janlo van den Heever has never been afraid to challenge conventional thinking.

After building a successful career with Red Bull in South Africa, he relocated to São Paulo, Brazil, before returning home to be closer to family. But the experience had changed him. He immersed himself in startups, technology, cryptocurrency and remote work, eventually asking a bigger question:

If work is no longer tied to a location, why should life be?

Today, Janlo, his wife and two daughters are building a new life in Bali, embracing a slower pace, homeschooling their children and creating businesses that allow them to work from anywhere.

In this conversation we discuss life in Brazil, why they chose Southeast Asia over Europe, raising children abroad, the future of remote work, cost of living, healthcare, crypto, AI, and why South Africans should future-proof their skills in an increasingly global economy.

It's a fascinating conversation about challenging assumptions, embracing change and intentionally designing the life you want.

"The biggest thing standing in the way of South Africans being successful around the world is staying in South Africa."

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Timestamps

00:11 – Introducing Janlo van den Heever

00:56 – Growing up in Pretoria

03:22 – Life with Red Bull and moving to Brazil

07:04 – Living in São Paulo and raising their first child

08:48 – Healthcare in Brazil

10:11 – Returning to South Africa

13:32 – Discovering startups, crypto and remote work

18:57 – Why the family chose Bali

20:24 – South Africa, safety and raising children

23:01 – Why Bali feels so different

26:48 – Cost of living in Bali

29:48 – Residency and visas

30:31 – Homeschooling and family life

32:31 – Healthcare in Indonesia

33:34 – Building a new community

35:46 – What he misses about South Africa

37:32 – Advice for South Africans considering life abroad

Connect with Janlo:

🌐 Website: janlo.xyz

💼 LinkedIn: Janlo van den Heever

Website:
www.therelocatedsouthafrican.com

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Duncan Goldsmith made the life-changing decision to leave South Africa in 1986—long before emigration became commonplace. Nearly four decades later, he reflects on what it really takes to build a successful life abroad.

Born and raised in Port Elizabeth, Duncan began his career in banking before an opportunity in information technology opened the door to Australia. Arriving in Melbourne with his wife, two young children and little more than determination, he embraced a country that would eventually become home.

In this candid conversation, Duncan shares the realities of emigrating before Facebook, WhatsApp and South African expat communities existed. There were no soft landings, no biltong shops and no online groups to answer questions—just the determination to make it work.

We discuss the emotional cost of leaving family behind, adapting to a new culture, raising children in a different country, Australia's work ethic, cost of living, healthcare, taxes and why many South Africans struggle because they're trying to recreate the country they left.

Whether you're considering Australia or already living abroad, Duncan's advice is practical, honest and shaped by nearly 40 years of experience.

"If you're looking for South Africa in Australia, you'll be disappointed. Come with an open mind and make Australia your home."

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TIMESTAMPS

00:01 – Introducing Duncan Goldsmith
00:30 – Growing up in Port Elizabeth
02:50 – Why he emigrated to Australia in 1986
05:38 – The emotional challenge of leaving family behind
09:02 – Parents, grandchildren and life across continents
14:07 – Why going back was never an option
15:30 – Starting over without a South African community
17:00 – The biggest mistakes South Africans make in Australia
20:24 – Why Melbourne became home
24:58 – Cost of living and buying property
30:37 – Healthcare, taxes and getting value for your money
34:20 – Do South Africans really move back?
37:00 – Practical advice for new migrants
39:30 – Safety in Australia today
41:30 – Should you visit before emigrating?
43:40 – Marriage, teamwork and adapting overseas
44:50 – Boks vs Wallabies: Who does he support?

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Podcast: The Relocated South African — available on Spotify and all major podcast platforms.

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Crime novelist, screenwriter and creative writing graduate James Fouché has swapped Cape Town for central China, where he's beginning a completely new chapter—not only in his career, but in his family's life.

After years of building businesses in South Africa, publishing crime novels and teaching online, James made the leap to China to teach English at a medical university. His wife and three homeschooled children will soon join him, turning what began as a solo adventure into a family relocation.

In this conversation, James shares what it's really like living in a part of China where almost nobody speaks English, adapting to a completely different culture, and preparing his family for one of the biggest moves of their lives.

We also dive into his career as a crime writer, why South Africa provides such rich storytelling material, China's remarkable pace of development, and why stepping outside your comfort zone can change your perspective forever.

It's an honest and fascinating conversation about creativity, family, and embracing the unknown.

"It's a big world out there. You're doing your kids a disservice if you keep them in a tiny triangle." — James Fouché

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TIMESTAMPS

00:01 – Introducing author James Fouché
03:22 – Growing up in Cape Town and becoming a writer
06:14 – Why he moved to China
08:30 – Turning South African crime into compelling fiction
13:48 – Releasing his latest novel Grey
16:22 – First impressions of living in China
18:31 – Preparing his family for the move
19:23 – Learning Chinese and overcoming the language barrier
21:30 – Teaching English at a Chinese university
22:58 – Adapting to Chinese food and culture
24:17 – Finding great coffee in central China
26:45 – China's emerging wine industry
28:29 – The surprisingly low cost of living
31:09 – Teaching at a medical university
32:51 – Chinese bureaucracy and work visas
35:51 – Healthcare and China's rapid development
38:39 – WeChat, Alipay and China's digital society
41:10 – What he misses most about South Africa
43:14 – Is China a long-term move?
45:01 – How living abroad changes your perspective

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Connect with James Fouché

🌐 Website: www.jamesfouche.com

📘 Facebook: @JamesFoucheWrites

📷 Instagram: @JamesFoucheWrites

Connect with the podcast

Website: www.therelocatedsouthafrican.com

Podcast: The Relocated South African — available on Spotify and all major podcast platforms.

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After 25 years abroad, Retha Jacobs has built a life across three countries—but South Africa has never left her heart.

Growing up in Pretoria, Retha took the road less travelled. She skipped university after school, moved to London with friends, later completed degrees in Human Movement Science and Neuroscience, and eventually found herself in Poland—a country she knew almost nothing about before falling in love with its mountains, culture and people.

Over the past decade she's built businesses in tourism, coached squash, become fascinated by mushrooms, and embraced life in one of Europe's fastest-growing economies.

In this conversation, Retha shares what it's really like living in Poland, learning one of the world's most difficult languages, building a business as a foreigner, and why, after 25 years overseas, she feels an even stronger pull back to South Africa.

It's a fascinating look at a country few South Africans know—and a reminder that sometimes the longest journeys lead you back to your roots.

"Life is so short, and there are so many places to see and people to meet. Every country changes you." — Retha Jacobs

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TIMESTAMPS

00:01 – Introducing Retha Jacobs
00:57 – From Pretoria to London
04:22 – Why she moved to Poland
06:57 – Learning the Polish language
10:25 – Neuroscience, entrepreneurship and curiosity
11:32 – Building a tourism business in Poland
13:48 – Poland's national sport: mushroom picking
17:10 – Mushrooms, neuroscience and PTSD research
19:55 – Squash, sport and staying active
23:56 – What makes Poland unique
27:47 – Cost of living in Poland
32:42 – Healthcare and quality of life
35:50 – Business, bureaucracy and taxes
37:39 – Residency, passports and Brexit
41:39 – Missing South Africa after 25 years abroad
44:33 – Advice for South Africans considering emigration

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Connect with Retha Jacobs:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/retha-jacobs-470b7355/

Connect with the podcast:

Website: www.therelocatedsouthafrican.com

Podcast: The Relocated South African — available on Spotify and all major podcast platforms.

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Dr. Deepak Bhootra spent 15 years building a career in South Africa before taking that experience across Singapore, India and eventually the United States.

Born in India and raised around the world thanks to his father's work as a forensic pathologist, Deepak arrived in South Africa in the early 1990s and quickly discovered a country that would shape the rest of his life.

Today he's based in Houston, where he coaches business leaders, entrepreneurs and sales professionals around the world. But despite living on three continents, he still credits South Africa for much of his work ethic, leadership philosophy and outlook on life.

In this conversation, Deepak reflects on adapting to new cultures, earning trust, building a meaningful career, and why success is no longer measured by money—but by the lives you impact.

It's a thoughtful conversation about identity, purpose and what emigrants can teach the world.

"Success isn't about how much money you leave behind. It's about what people say about you when you're gone." — Dr. Deepak Bhootra

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TIMESTAMPS

00:11 – Introducing Dr. Deepak Bhootra
01:06 – Life in Houston and surviving hurricanes
02:32 – How his family ended up in South Africa
06:12 – Falling in love with South Africa
07:38 – South Africans' unique sense of humour
10:09 – What South Africa taught him about work ethic
12:52 – Experiencing South Africa before democracy
17:02 – Leaving South Africa for Singapore
20:18 – Moving to India, then Houston
21:26 – Why South Africans succeed overseas
29:12 – Reinventing yourself after emigration
33:33 – Why trust is the foundation of success
37:42 – Leadership, balance and life beyond work
40:05 – How his definition of success changed forever
47:39 – "Grow Together. Rejoice Together."
51:00 – His message to South Africans living abroad
56:35 – Where to connect with Dr. Deepak Bhootra

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Connect with Dr. Deepak Bhootra:

LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/deepakbhootra

Website: www.deepakbhootra.com

Connect with the podcast:

Website: www.therelocatedsouthafrican.com

Podcast: The Relocated South African — available on Spotify and all major podcast platforms.

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