You may have an itch to move somewhere out of the country, but don’t know exactly where. If you’ve never been out of the country before, it is a great idea to travel for a little while before committing to a new place. The cultural differences between the United States and the rest of the world can sometimes be vast. If you are thinking about moving to another place in North America like Canada or Mexico, you can travel there relatively cheap in order to experience what it may be like to make it your new home.<\/p>\n
Europe may be an attractive location due to the similarity of it’s western culture and economy, as well as its widespread use of the English language. Cities in Germany like Frankfurt and Munich are large manufacturing centers with low unemployment and a generally high quality of life. Similar cities like Prague in the Czech Republic, Milan in Italy and Budapest in Hungary are large and exiting metropolitan areas that are home to top class universities and businesses. While diligent research and preparation is needed for anyone thinking of moving to these places, it’s a good idea to know what options are available in Europe.<\/p>\n
Some people looking for opportunity outside of the western world may find the prospects of many large Asian cities exciting. Singapore is a city state that is host to a very advanced market economy with a large port and manufacturing base with close ties to western economies. Seoul in South Korea is also home to a large high tech manufacturing economy with many automotive and electronics companies. Macau and Hong Kong are close cities in China that have large economies based on manufacturing, tourism and gambling. These cities attract a lot of foreigners for settling and traveling due to their high pace of life.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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