live in a foreign country

living and teaching in antofagasta, chile. my biggest complaint is actually that i don’t get to practice my spanish and travel as much as i’d hoped, since my school is conducted in english and it seems to consume ALL my time. however, i’m hoping to use all the breaks i have to travel like mad, and i have to say, living abroad is about the best thing i’ve ever done. i could definitely make a living out of it. to really get the sense of a place you have to spend a decent amount of time there, say, three months minimum. learn to roll with the punches, and you’ll have the time of your life.

Moving to Vancouver, August 08

will be there for a year. it’s a bit of a change from my florida and texas roots- (the rain won’t be new- but the lack of 90+ weather will be…)

i hope this is the first opportunity of many to live in a foreign country- would love to try: costa rica, argentina, france, ireland, and so on and son on

My list for this is endless really… some remote part of Spain, somewhere Scandinavian perhaps, South America… New Zealand would be nice… China, Japan… I’d much rather live in other countries than travel a lot, I’d like to spend at least a year wherever I am, I think I’d experience much more that way. :)

wat should i do if i want to do this but im only 20 n i dont have a career can i still make it in a foreign country?

My brother is in newzealand,so i also want to go there

Two words: Peace Corps.

I have wanted to live in England since I was in my 20’s. I don’t need to live there forever, but I want to experience living there for at least 2 years. I lived there as a college student, when I did my study abroad. I want to go back desperately!

Now I would like to live in another country for a few years. Need to convince the husband though!

I have 2 children and I wish it was feasible to take them with me but not sure if it is. Especially with a language barrier.
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Any opinions?

I lived in Guadalajara, Mexico while studying at the University there. Six months earlier I had been living in Uppsala, Sweden hanging out. Quite shockingly different, but both so much fun. I would live abroad again in a heartbeat.