live abroad

I travelled for a few month’s last year and loved every second! australia and new zealand. I loved sydney and hoping to go back to work for a year or so but I will going it alone!! any advice anyone!

But where do you start? I need advice from all of you that have been in my position. The main thing..we have 2 small dogs and leaving them behind is not an option. What are the most leniant countries on dogs entering..? i.e NO quarantine!! And how the hech does an American that only speakes English find a job??

I’d so much like to live abroad. Finland is a safe and nice place to grow up but I really don’t wanna live here all my life. I love travelling, meeting new peoples and discovering other cultures.

It would ofc be easiest to move to some place where English is the number one language. Like London or Sydney. But I’d also like to move to Japan. I’m just not sure I’d survive there :D

When my first year in university is over I just might take a year off and go to England.

I moved to South Korea to be an English teacher. It was an easy job to get but it is a hard transition to a new culture, especially something so different as Korean. But I’m so glad I’ve done this.

...in case I’m just about to start a brand new school that’s gonna take me at least 4 years to finish, this is not gonna happen any time soon!

But this goal is gonna be always in my mind.

At university maybe I can do sth about it, like Work&Travel program in US or Erasmus program in a European country or trainingship with AIESEC etc.

But just not any time very soon.

Sometimes, its just best to pack up and not look back

manchester?? who knows. but somewhere…

This isn’t going to happen soon, I know. I’m not really in a position right now where it’s possible. But of all the things on my list, this might be the goal I most want to realize.

This country pisses me of nowadays.
It has got the worst and stupidest university entrance system.
It’s being ruled by the worst and stupidest leaders of the history.

Anyway, even this country didn’t piss me off, I would still be wanting to have a life that’s full of adventures. I love my country and I think that it’s a beautiful one. But.. There are some personal reasons! (The first is, I wanna partipicipate in life!)

I know, there are years until I can complete this goal in case I’m soon to be a university student and got at least 5 years to finish it.

I actually decided that I don’t wanna spend rest of my life here when AKP won the elections.

AKP ( Justice and Development Party) describes itself as a conservative and centre-right party and they did nothing but harm. Hopefully, the party is gonna be banned soon because of being Anti-Secular.

But I still wanna go…
Sorry, idea of an average life does not sounds fulfilling and I wouldn’t be satisfied.

This is totally worth doing! I’m an American who’s been living in London for two years now, it’s great. Expensive tho, so be prepared to work your ass off for it if you’re not already one of the lucky wealthy ones in the world, but for me anyway it’s worth the work bc I’ve learned so much living in a foreign country and have met amazing people. It’s really opened my mind, and I feel like I’ve finally grown up by living abroad. When you’re forced to adapt to a new environment, you’re forced to change and for me it’s been for the better!