Yasmine Mustafa, After 22 Years in the U.S., She Became a Citizen and Left on Her Own Terms

 Yasmine Mustafa, After 22 Years in the U.S., She Became a Citizen and Left on Her Own Terms

myasmine / Instagram
myasmine / Instagram
myasmine / Instagram
Yasmine Mustafa immigrated from Kuwait with her family during Operation Desert Storm when she was 8. She became entangled in the immigration system, worked numerous under the table jobs, started a tech company, and when she finally became a U.S. citizen at 31, she booked a six-month trip around South America to experience the freedom of traveling and to find out who she was without her laptop.
She traveled solo from May to November 2013 where she visited Ecuador, Colombia, Argentina, Chile, Bolivia, and Peru. Yasmine told BuzzFeed that her life’s path has long been restrictive due to circumstances beyond her control and for the first time in her life, she had the opportunity to steer away and do exactly what she wanted to do: travel.This is only just the beginning. You can learn more about Yasmine and her adventures by visiting her personal blog.

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Laguna Verde, Altiplano, Bolivia

3D printer.

Matt Kepnes, Normal Guy Turned Serial Traveler