hello sir
3 weeks ago
i am a cameroonian i am a plumbing and sheet metal student i live in china now and i am 25years old and i am 180m and i am 86kg weight i loive to work as a marine since when i was a kid
How to live outside the united states
It made me
great experience 
"Living outside of the US is a very "eye Opening" experience. You will be able to see how some cultures differ from our own. It has taken me a few years away from the US to realize how fortunate we are as Americans."
How I did it: I took a Job in 2005 with KBR, to work in iraq to help support our troops there. This would be the easiest way, and the most profitable. This could be possible without taking a job to travel the world, but if you can do it and make money....
Lessons & tips: There are many companies with employment in other countries, most companies love to have an employee from America on thier staff, some how they seem to think that all of the practices and standards we have in America are the best.
Always try to learn and espect others ways of life, most people are good for the most part, but still you have to be careful, no matter where you are.
Resources: You will have to constantly look for jobs on line, they are becoming less and less with the global crisis, but there are still some out there. Good luck and good travels.
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I have a case of the wanderlust, and every week I desire to move to a different country. My plan is to be a TEFL/ESL teacher for a couple of years, and bounce around from country to country.Here are a couple of countries that have had the largest pull.
For TEFL:
Spain
China
Peru
India
Thailand
Czech Republic
For just living:
Ireland
England
Italy
New Zealand
Sweden
Living out of the USA
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I would love too. Not by myself but just to try it and see how others live.
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Untitled
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I lived in Japan for 5 years. I was in the Navy, and someday I want to go back.
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Live Outside The United States
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There’s more to this globe that these 50 states. Let me at ‘em.
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England . . .
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Lived in England from July 2005 to August 2007. I miss it soooo much! I think England was a good choice as far as living outside the US, because I wasn’t pressured to learn another language (although some days I didn’t think this was accurate). And the people were amazing!
Good luck to everyone who is attempting this!!!
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Untitled
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So i’m watching Under the Tuscan Sun right now and it so makes me want to live in another country..
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The trouble with Belgium is that, although I lived there for almost a year, I don’t know where I lived.
