Neither belonging here nor there is something many people around the world feel. Some embrace it others feel like an alien no matter where they are in the world. I think it’s mainly about mindset.

I’m Swedish but I grew up in South East Asia. Now that I am back in Sweden, I may technically be home but I don’t necessarily feel like it. It’s just another country that I’ve lived in at this point, with the main difference being that I can speak the local language better than any other place I’ve lived. Having said that, I’ll always say that I am Swedish when someone asks where I am from but I can then expand on that with context on why I might not be like other Swedes that they may have met before.

At this point in my life, home for me is where I decide it to be. It could be where my family currently is or it could be the country I live in at the time. Doesn’t matter too much to me.

I don’t know if this helps you at all but this feeling you have most likely won’t disappear just because you move to the UK. You kinda need to just come to a conclusion on what is home for you. Can you possibly be okay with not fully belonging somewhere? Things become a lot easier when you conclude that.