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We promote the study of expatriate life from a wide range of perspectives. We define an expatriate as someone who lives temporarily in a country other than their ‘home’ country.

Our collection holds expat life stories in the forms of diaries, letters, documents, photographs and more. These materials can be used for qualitative and quantitative research. We are in the process of adding a collection of academia as well as a digital blog archive. Because of the confidentiality extended to our donors, research of our physical collection must be done on our premises. Read our Collecting Policy.

To research within our collection, please fill out this form.
Because of privacy issues, archival material must remain on the EAC premises and are not digitally available.

 

Our Collection

We collect documents about the lives of people far away from home. The collection includes over 130 family archives dating back to the late 19th century.
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Research Possibilities

Our collection offers unique possibilities to study expatriate experiences from a range of perspectives. See examples of how researchers have used the material in our archive for their own projects.
Learn more about our research possibilities.

Other Resources

Information about expatriate life and social history from elsewhere.
Academic journals and related literatureOther aids and archival sources

Research With Us

Thank you for your interest in researching with the Expatriate Archive Centre. Please note that archival research must take place on the EAC premises because of privacy issues.

It may take us up to one week to reply to you. We appreciate your understanding.

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