What do expats find most challenging?

"Expats in Wilderness may find the language barrier challenging, as the local languages include Afrikaans and Xhosa, in addition to English. They may also struggle with understanding and adapting to local customs and traditions, which can be quite different from their own. The pace of life in Wilderness is slower than in many Western countries, which can be a difficult adjustment for some. Additionally, the local infrastructure may not be as developed as what they are used to, particularly in terms of public transportation and healthcare facilities. Expats may also find it challenging to navigate the local bureaucracy, especially when it comes to obtaining necessary permits and paperwork. Lastly, while South Africa is known for its natural beauty, it also has a high crime rate, which can be a concern for expats living in Wilderness," remarked another expat in Wilderness, South Africa.