Moving abroad has had a pretty significant influence over my personality, identity and life. A challenge that I think is shared by many who move abroad is developing an identity - which I call the “fused identity” - that can lead you to feel a little different from everyone else. This is why I feel many expats might feel like outsiders more than they feel like locals wherever they are. I chose to make this the focus of my first ever episode on my podcast, “The Simple Complexity”. Give it a listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, PocketCasts or wherever you listen to podcasts and let me know what you think!!
My hack is get an up to date phone that allows you to have an esim and a physical SIM card for the same phone. Set up the esim for your home country phone number and plan. Then get a physical sim on arrival for your new country with a prepaid plan. This way you have access to a phone from day one and you have a local phone number for your new friend. All on one device. No lag time.
Gave up little over a minute in due to endless 'rabbit.' When one sighs, and perhaps whispers 'Over at last' Emily moves on to discussing beverages. Following serious illness / intensive care one's time is regarded as being precious and worthy of respect.
Hi Emily! Great video! Living abroad definitely changes your prospective on life and highly suggest for anyone considering. We currently live in Ecuador in South America and are loving living abroad!
I hope you find the tips useful! It was tough to fit the info in and keep it engaging. Comment below your tips for moving abroad! Here are the time codes, so you can find what you need more easily: Visa & residency: 2:01 Finding a job (or study opportunity): 4:14 Health insurance: 5:41 Accommodation: 7:21 Transporting your stuff: 8:47 Money (& banks): 9:45 Phone: 11:19 Meeting People: 12:52 Budget: 14:59 Culture Shock: 16:52
dumb q but can u residency in two countries? so if ur born in the uk and lived there all ur life then idk move to USA and live there for 10 years can u go back to the UK whenever do u have to apply for residency
So many useful tips! Moving abroad can really be a hassle if you don't prepare well. But in the end, it's totally worth it! 😍 Greetings from Finland!
Moving abroad has had a pretty significant influence over my personality, identity and life. A challenge that I think is shared by many who move abroad is developing an identity - which I call the “fused identity” - that can lead you to feel a little different from everyone else. This is why I feel many expats might feel like outsiders more than they feel like locals wherever they are. I chose to make this the focus of my first ever episode on my podcast, “The Simple Complexity”. Give it a listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, PocketCasts or wherever you listen to podcasts and let me know what you think!!
My hack is get an up to date phone that allows you to have an esim and a physical SIM card for the same phone. Set up the esim for your home country phone number and plan. Then get a physical sim on arrival for your new country with a prepaid plan. This way you have access to a phone from day one and you have a local phone number for your new friend. All on one device. No lag time.
Very smart!! Usually when I travel I get a foreign sim. But I'm moving abroad next year and I gotta do this!
Gave up little over a minute in due to endless 'rabbit.' When one sighs, and perhaps whispers 'Over at last' Emily moves on to discussing beverages. Following serious illness / intensive care one's time is regarded as being precious and worthy of respect.
I'm moving to eastern europe next year so thank you for the tips!
Thanks Emily,, I always be your supporter 😍😘
Beautiful! Bravo! This is an excellent list!!!
Very helpful video
Thanks Emily! Greetings from Antwerp! :)
thank you!!
Hi Emily! Great video! Living abroad definitely changes your prospective on life and highly suggest for anyone considering. We currently live in Ecuador in South America and are loving living abroad!
Very helpful tips, thank you!
Im learning so much, thanks for the tips
Yay! I'm happy you're learning new things 😄glad it was helpful!
Thanks too...
I hope you find the tips useful! It was tough to fit the info in and keep it engaging. Comment below your tips for moving abroad!
Here are the time codes, so you can find what you need more easily:
Visa & residency: 2:01
Finding a job (or study opportunity): 4:14
Health insurance: 5:41
Accommodation: 7:21
Transporting your stuff: 8:47
Money (& banks): 9:45
Phone: 11:19
Meeting People: 12:52
Budget: 14:59
Culture Shock: 16:52
Thanks a lot for beautiful video.
(New viewer from Bangladesh.)
SIM cards- sometimes you can snag a pay as you go SIM card to bridge the gap too.
Nice, planning on moving to the Caribbean in 5 years and i have i feeling that's not as much time as i think it may be. P.s you're pretty :)
3 years left
Thank you💐 very much and it’s very useful video...
Am from india and I want to do world 🌍 travel
dumb q but can u residency in two countries? so if ur born in the uk and lived there all ur life then idk move to USA and live there for 10 years can u go back to the UK whenever do u have to apply for residency
Hai very good information thanks
The background music is very distracting!!
THE LAST TIME I WAS PLANNING TO MOVE A BROAD , SHE STOPPED TAKING MY PHONE CALLS THEN LEFT TOWN ! ! !