Anybody moved abroad/Worked abroad?

[mcdoodledoo]

I used to live in Germany for 2 years when I was like 11years old or so because my Dad was in the RAF. So I can't give you that many tips, but a huge help is to have some basic grasp of the language of the country you're living in. It's such a help, even when I was younger it was easier to get things done, and I can't speak German that well (or at all now!). Oh and know the culture as well, that even helps on holiday.

[Mushroom]

Nice!

Last couple of questions

Did you get a job before you went there?

Did you take much money to start with?

I want to do it before I buy a house and get stuck in ****ty England.

Nope, I managed to find work when I got there. I took about £2500 with me, which I spent most of within the first couple of months . For a big city accommodation is fairly cheap (at least compared to here). You can find shared houses in nice parts of the town for about £200 a month or something.

[squealpiggy]

I emigrated from Manchester, England to Toronto Canada and I never looked back. I just got back from a run along the lake and returned in one of our two cars to my three bedroomed semi-detached starter home five minutes away from the country park.

So... to get here legally you have to be sponsored by a company or come over for educational purposes. You also have to be below a certain age to get a temporary exchange visa.

Or you can work illegally in Canada as a six month visitor and get paid under the table... there is no visa required to get to Canada.

Anyway it's awesome here.

[Run]

I'm not a freebird, just bound to my Domain.



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