Foreign cashiers and carers are increasingly prevalent across Japan as economic forces lead the nation to welcome more workers from overseas. With further migrant-friendly policies in the works, brands have an opportunity to help newcomers feel at home.

With an influx of refugees to Germany, integration is an ongoing challenge. While a number of approaches are being trialled, cooking is a successful way to foster cultural exchange, enabling locals and refugees to share their own traditions, while forging meaningful relationships.

Amid Europe’s influx of migrants and refugees, people are increasingly dependent on help in their newfound homes. Enter Stadtteilmuetter – which roughly translates as ‘Neighborhood Mothers’ – a mentoring project that fosters integration through shared values and a common language.

Berlin may not be as glamorous as New York or London, but with its lower living costs, relaxed working pace, and emerging status as a start-up hub, it’s gaining appeal among foreigners searching for a new home. How is Nomaden Berlin helping would-be expats find their feet in the city?