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Where should I move based on your opinion?

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jabamayne

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I am looking to move to another country for some years...but I do not know which country I should move to....

I have been really thinking about Japan, but I cant make up my mind...so I am asking you all...


Please give me your suggestions, and why...

 
Aruba.

I seriously want to move there. However, its next to impossible to move there and find work. I checked into it after I came back from vacation there.
 
it's not easy to get a visa for japan.
you can stay there for 3 months without visa if you are a USA citizen though.
 
England. Same language and it's in Europe (travel around whenever you're free). Plus, great music scene.
 
Originally posted by: akubi
it's not easy to get a visa for japan.
you can stay there for 3 months without visa if you are a USA citizen though.
Click to expand...


Yea, I know that to get a visa in Japan to work as a ESL teacher, you have to have a college diploma (which I don't have)....

I am hoping to try to get a cultural visa...(and work illegally *anyway)

Or, I could just take a quick trip over to South Korea every 3 months and come right back...

 
I really want to go to Japan, but I only have about $15k and I have heard that everything in Japan is EXPENSIVE!

Kinda scares me...
 
Originally posted by: akubi
it's not easy to get a visa for japan.
you can stay there for 3 months without visa if you are a USA citizen though.
Click to expand...


It's not easy to get a visa to live in New Zealand either. They don't have much of an economy, and they have laws against foreigners coming in and taking all the jobs.

D@mn non-Kiwis!
 
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