Two Passports
For those looking to move abroad, the internet serves as a wonderful source of information and data for people looking to expatriate themselves. Yet for all the solutions to cutting through red tape, the internet features a surprising dearth of narrative stories by those who have made the leap to live abroad. Enter Two Passports. Created in 2009 by John F. O’Sullivan, Two Passports serves as a place for people to share their stories, because moving abroad can be awfully intimidating. It's nice to know you are not alone.
tags: culture shock, Irish roots, journalism, multi author, storytelling



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I moved to Ireland in November 2009 after acquiring citizenship through foreign births - my grandpa was from Limerick, so I was entitled to apply. I moved because I was a year out of college and having an awful lot of trouble finding steady work. I thought, "If I'm going to be working in non-career-track-type jobs, I may as well do it in another country. In May 2010, I moved to Wales after finding a job at a local hostel, where I'm the night manager. Stop on by if you're ever in Wales (NosDa Hostel).
Latest posts on Two Passports
Morocco Vlog: The Cutting Room Floor
Posted on 25/03/2013
If you haven't seen me filming before, you haven't realised what a fool I have to make of myself to produce a cool View From a Tall Dude video. I’ve been a sometimes...
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Mosques, Minarets and Morocco
Posted on 25/03/2013
As my final project for Busabout, I made this vlog of my journey on their Morocco Encompassed Trip. It was three amazing weeks with some great friends. As I was preparing for my trip to...
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New job, new home, new lifestyle
Posted on 03/12/2012
The High Street in my new home. That's the Queen's primary residence up at the top. (Photo by Ray Stanton) Even us nomads have to get back to grown-up jobs every now and again. Even...
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Tricked by a snake charmer in Marrakech, Morocco
Posted on 03/11/2012
Street vendors are everywhere and they’re persistant as hell. Today in Marrakech, Morocco, I learned the hard way why you don’t let one of them get near you.
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Three years of Two Passports
Posted on 01/11/2012
Celebrating my birthday last week and Two Passports' birthday this week “I quit,” I said with my chuckle. “I’m not sure I can give you a full two weeks’...
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Driving through Amsterdam in one minute
Posted on 29/10/2012
Amsterdam is a city off efficiency — too much efficiency. Bicycles outnumber people in The Venice of the North, so bikes zip around in their own lanes of traffic. Great for bikes, but...
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Totte Letter #2: Totte in a divided city
Posted on 23/10/2012
This is part of a series of letters to a group of school kids in Sweden. If you missed the first one, make sure to check out here. Totte visits Berlin's East Side Gallery Hello kids in...
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The 27 Club
Posted on 21/10/2012
Jumping for joy at being 27 Some weeks of memorable anniversaries for me start today. Three years ago on November 1 I posted my first entry to Two Passports. That entry was in...
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A night drive through Paris
Posted on 17/10/2012
Paris, the most vibrant city in Europe. Too often people think of Paris and they think of the Eiffel Tower, Versailles and the Louvre. But to me, the tourist sights take second fiddle to...
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Why I’m not voting
Posted on 15/10/2012
Attending one of President Obama's healthcare rallies in Minneapolis in Summer 2010, just before I moved to Ireland. I’m the guy who got into arguments with friends in college who...
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