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expat.lgbt

@expat-lgbt.bsky.social

We want to help transgender, nonbinary, and queer people from all over the world who are considering moving abroad, motivated by the continuing change of the current political situation everywhere. You can support us! expat.lgbt/donations

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expat.lgbt @expat-lgbt.bsky.social · 04/10/2026

We're organizing a fundraiser for expat.lgbt! 🏳️‍⚧️ Help us build resources for queers who need to move abroad to safety. 🧵 1/3 expat.lgbt/donations

Help us build resources for queer people emigrating to safety

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cqql @cqql.site · 04/10/2026

@expat-lgbt.bsky.social is the new official expat.lgbt account

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cqql @cqql.site · 24/03/2026

we added a page for queers thinking about migrating to Canada :3 expat.lgbt/canada.html

Canada
Queer acceptance and safety

person 1:

Some provinces are safer than others. Provinces with Conservative political governments tend to be worse - but a better way to tell would be to have a look at recent transgender legislature in any province. For example, Nova Scotia does technically have a Conservative government, but we recently released a plan to ensure 2SLGBTQIA+ safety here. There doesn't seem to be a high threat to transgender rights in Nova Scotia. However, Alberta seems to be have some anti-trans legislature coming to the forefront.

person 2:

It's great. People treat you no differently than they would if you were cis. I can walk down the street and not be stared at by everyone. I won't get spat on here either! The people are the main reason to come here, they're great eh!

It's not just my area too. I've been to almost every province, and for the most part you could throw a dart at a map of Canada, go to where it lands, and the people there will be lovely to you. Even in rural Alberta I had no trouble, they wouldn't leave me alone!

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cqql @cqql.site · 06/08/2025

🇧🇪🏳️‍⚧️ If you live in Belgium as a trans person, could you answer some questions from a trans USA citizen wanting to flee to Brussels? I got an inquiry on expat.lgbt. Or maybe you know someone who we could get in contact with? 🔁

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cqql @cqql.site · 30/05/2025

we got an inquiry on expat.lgbt asking about trans men's experiences in different countries in Europe if you've got the time to answer a couple questions, you could help someone make a more informed decision about moving to Europe from the States :3 (you can dm me here)

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Sophia @neko.ac · 05/06/2025

it can be in some parts, especially depending on your life goals (gay marriage for example). but larger areas like warsaw are pretty nice for lgbt communities and have large ones. i keep meaning to make a post about it, but expat.lgbt is a resource some friends and i have been putting together

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cqql @cqql.site · 06/07/2025

we have a page about immigration to France as a trans USA citizen now :3 expat.lgbt/france.html

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