Live in another country

How I did it: I participated in a study abroad program that allowed me to live and work in London for a semester.  I found studying abroad was the best way to go about living in another country, since I am still young, unmarried, and with no career or obligations.  Studying abroad allowed me to experience the culture and life of living abroad in foreign country, while at the same time not anything long term.   Read how I did it…

How I did it: I was a foreign exchange student, and so I was a part of a family in Austria, which was completely unreal. It took a long time to apply for the program, and, even though I was only there for about 6 weeks, it was still such a great experience. Read how I did it…

How I did it: In the moment I decided to move to Ireland I stopped spending my money on unnecessary things.  Saving money is the most important but your mind has to keep up with all the 'unknown' ground you're about to step on.  I'll be here for one year so if that is your case too, be ready for the torrent of new feelings/emotions you'll have to deal with. Read how I did it…

How I did it: I applied to Kansai Gaidai University. I thought that the school would be most conducive to an excellent cultural exchange because it is a university in Japan for the study of foreign languages. So there were lots of people who spoke English while I studied Japanese. Read how I did it…

How I did it: I found a school where I could teach in English that also provides a small stipend.  This seems to be the best bet for anyone that needs an income.  I am living in Colombia which may seem a little sketch but is actually really nice.  The cost of living is very low especially since I'm in an apartment with three other young women. Read how I did it…