Eleftheria came to the UK from Crete and is still battling with the relationship between Greece and her adopted country.

Having journeyed to the UK from Ethiopia via China, Helina Tesega notices the different ways multiculturalism can be interpreted.

Joana Rodrigues still can't comprehend why British people voted for Brexit, especially as she loves England so much.

Nina Ramzan, who qualified as a doctor, recalls leaving her home in Ukraine a decade ago before the Russian invasion. She found a new home in Cardiff in Wales and has since helped her mother and others to migrate.

Sherwin Acebuche describes how he has wrestled with the tension of his dual British and Filipino identity and found contentment within it.

Malú Ansaldo: on leaving Argentina and finding a home from home in Wales.

After moving from Turkey to the UK, falling in love gave Onur Acaroğlu a sense of belonging.

The Tibetan Indian-born nurse, Tsering Dolma, came to terms with racist patients in the UK whom she describes as likely suffering from a mental illness

Sabir Zazai, the Chief Executive of Scottish Refugee Council, describes his exile from Afghanistan, fleeing ‘the cathedral of ruins' of his life.

On coming to the UK from Zimbabwe, Emmanuel Gotora was given the advice from an immigration officer: ‘There's a place called Brixton. Don't go there!’