In this insightful episode, we sit down with Rachel Einbund, a seasoned immigration attorney based in New York City, to dive deep into the ever-evolving world of U.S. immigration. With years of experience helping clients from all walks of life, Rachel shares her expertise on:

• The most common types of visas and who they’re for
• Practical tips for immigrant women navigating the system
• What to expect during the immigration process
• Key changes and updates in immigration law and policy

Whether you're going through the process yourself, supporting a loved one, or simply want to understand the landscape better, this episode is full of clarity, compassion, and crucial information.

📌 Disclaimer: This episode is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.

Rachel also shared various resources with us during the episode:

https://www.door.org/ -   Support for women who have been victims of domestic violence 

https://volsprobono.org/ - Provides free civil legal services to New Yorkers with limited access to resources

https://www.ilrc.org/sites/default/files/documents/red_card-self_srv-english.pdf - Printable Red Cards

https://www.nyc.gov/site/acs/about/resources-for-immigrants.page#:~:text=Call%201%2D800%2D354%2D,children%20and%20youth%20under%2021. - Resources from NYC Government for immigrants

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From dodging Valentine's Day commercialism to embracing America's over-the-top celebrations, we spill it all! Tune into Women Abroadcast and join our conversation on living abroad. 

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Women Abroad Cast is back! In this episode Lauriane & Lianne talk about setting goals and achieving dreams. They discuss the pros and cons of having defined goals and how to align your life vision to your values and the importance of being flexible, especially as an expat or immigrant.

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In this episode Ioanna, originally from Greece tells us about how she founded her company Dextego, an autonomous sales coaching platform, whilst living abroad. 

She discusses the challenges of being a female entrepreneur and how she has overcome them!

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In this episode, Yohana tells us how she was able to overcome cultural differences at work and in her personal life living in Argentina and the USA. Originally from Brazil, she tells us about the differences in communication styles and work-life balance she experienced across the Americas and how to succesfully navigate these.

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In this episode we chat with Kamila, a Polish-American who traveled all around as a flight attendant. In this very inspirational talk, we learn how she faced multiple life changes at once and transformed them into new opportunities. She shows us how a positive attitude will always allow you to reinvent yourself whilst living abroad.

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Women Abroad Cast is back! In this special episode, we’ll be talking about working abroad: from searching for a job to adapting to cultural differences, we’ll specifically talk about our own experience in the U.S and hopefully be helpful for fellow women in their own journey abroad. 

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In this episode we speak to Elizabeth, who moved to the US from Portugal. She told us how to succeed in multicultural work environments using grace, curiosity and compassion. She also speaks about the importance of faith in her life and preserving your values when moving abroad. Listen now!

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In this episode, Malika tells us about the desire she’s always felt for novelty and exploration, encouraging her to move from Kazakhstan for the U.S.  Thanks to her ambition and perseverance, she explains how she was able to learn a new culture and achieve her career goals. According to Malika, knowledge is everything: learning about communications has helped her both as a journalist and has an expat. She also explains that no matter what your journey is, you should always be patient, and never give up. Listen now!

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In this episode, Virginia tells us about how she achieved her dream to become a professional ballet dancer in New York. Having left Italy at 16 years old, she mentions the competition she faced to enter her company, how she adapted to culture differences and the importance of passion in life.

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