How listings work.

You can find public events, places, areas, organizers, schools, and practical resources across expatDB cities. Every page keeps its city clear so nearby places are not mixed together without explanation.

We use official pages, organizers, allowed public listings, and bilingual search routes. We do not bypass access controls, scrape private groups, or use private member data.

Before a listing appears, we review the facts you need to decide if it fits: its identity, date, place, category, price status, source, and the most useful official next step.

If a public source does not give a clear answer, we say it is unknown. We do not turn an unknown price into free or guess a location.

If a detail looks wrong, report it from the event page. Your report starts a review; it does not change the listing on its own. Accepted changes keep their source and history.

Automation can help us find, translate, organize, and compare public facts. A person and clear rules still control what can be published.