1. Start Saving Money 2:53 2. Embassy and Visa reaserch 4:13 3. Talk with Family and Loved ones 7:13 4. Selling and Packing your Belongings 9:15 5. Find a place to Live before leaving 11:42 6. Get a Job 13:15
I just want move away from the toxic and abusive family and their community. I have no friends here and never had a relationship. All I want is to start my life all over, find peace, and die in peace.
Travel somewhere and find your place! I was in same boat love! I went in vacation to Canada few times over the years and I LOVE it. And now putting my energy and money towards moving there because I've found my new home. I would advise though to go somewhere and feel the place out see if you can see yourself living there and enjoying yourself.
@@avidchessplayer500 Thank you, I'm trying to move to South Korean soon. I don't have Korean relatives making it harder to live there. I'm studying as much as possible to get the best job I can get, and best school I can get.
I've lived in Canada, South Korea, Poland, and now Czech Republic so I can agree on this with you! It's so important to do research beforehand - especially for immigration and visas and everything! :)
I have a hard time figure out what to pack or if I should even bother shipping anything. I don’t want to do any storage options since I have no family where I currently live.
sweet little me I think research immigration first, go on the country’s official website and see how you can legally move there. Then see more about geography (towns, provinces etc) and google a few areas to see if they might be a good fit for you (look for crime rate, jobs, schools, real estate prices, habitability, climate, currency, tax rate etc). Googling about the country’s history is a good thing too. Check their political and economic situation.
zara depending on where u move honestly, it’s hot all the time in sydney and queensland but if you’re gonna move to melbourne then good luck! Our weather is unpredictable
にこニコ I’m moving to Queensland. But I swear it’s probably gonna be 10x less hot there than here at the moment, it’s like 90° out minimum. And I see you’re an Aussie too ;)
Oh cool can’t wait for you to come :-D just gonna say one thing depending on where your going to live there it can be oh cool and sunny one second and the next be raining and thundery not exaggerating 😂 but it’s pretty chill here for the most part,
I have always wanted to move overseas. And to be honest, the hardest part so far has been convincing my boyfriend to come with me or to be okay with me going. Pretty much the only main thing stopping me from just packing up and going.
It's hard but sometimes you need to just do what you have to do to achieve your dream. I cried lots when I realized I had to do long distance for a year, but it ended up all working out in the end! :D Do what you gotta do love!
saneill17 hey, im on the process of moving to Israel as there is more opportunity there for me. I told my bf this and gave him 3 options: we either break up, have a LDR or we get married. Getting married is the only way he can move there and stay while im there. I told him I didnt want to be without him obvs but I cant expevt him to follow me into a land hes never been to before. He took time to think of this and long story short, we got married last year october at the age of 20 :) my point is- follow your heart. You should do things for you and the rest will follow. If they dont, there more in-stall for you. Wish you all the best and so much success
wow that is so brave..I'm in the same situation too. I want to move overseas so badly and the only thing stopping me is my relationship. We've been together for a long time and we love eachother so how do you just up and leave the person you love and give them an ultimatum to either break up or move to a completely new country..? Its kind of hard to expect that of someone especially if they have a lot going for them where they are now. I don't want to be selfish and put him under s decision like that and force him away from his family and friends..i know he wouldn't be happy. but like you said...do you hold back from following your dreams for a relationship? this has been the hardest decision of my life. fulfill my life long dream of moving to Europe or stay here to keep my relationship going.
Thank me later :) 1. Start Saving Money- 2:53 2. Embassy & Visa Research- 4:13 3. Talk with Family & Loved Ones- 7:13 4. Selling & Packing your Belongings- 9:15 5.Find a Place to Leave Before Leaving- 11:42 6.Get a Job- 13:15
This video was so helpful in my move to Uruguay from AUSTRALIA! packing was so hard and I feel like i wanted to take twice as much stuff, but it was just SO EXPENSIVE! Dont know what I would have done without this video to help me
This was great advice! My fiancé is stationed there and ill be moving there soon and I was losing my mind trying to figure out how im gonna move my whole life overseas.
bro same! i want to move to norway and i just told them about it recently, and they were super supportive! there's no harm in telling them, they could even help you out! just don't abandon them lol
I’m also moving to the Netherlands in 3 weeks but I’m 25. I’d wait until you’re 18 or older to plan on moving. For future reference if you change your mind on moving - Save a lot of money, have a place to crash in ready, and do some research regarding a permanent resident card. Do you have a host? Do y’all meet the requirements? As for your family... if they’re supportive, great. If not, don’t let that stop you from moving. Do what will make you happy! They’ll eventually come to accept your decision.
Good advice and thank you for sharing. Moving to another country makes you realize what kind of personal possession you really need to keep. Only keeping the essential items and be moneywise can also live a full and happy live.
I’m not anywhere close to being 18 but already considering and planning to move countries to work and study. I’m considering to move to any country in Asia really I wanna design so probably a country of fashion like Japan, S Korea, China, the countries that are known for fashion. Any tips to study about a new country??
Hopefully this video helps. I want to move to England next year to live with my British boyfriend, who's the love of my life. Both me and him have no idea what we need to do so hopefully this helps!
1) save money (back up money, visa, plane tickets, luggage) 2) check the embassy (look at it online) 3) visa research 4) talk to love ones and prepare yourself mentally 5) selling and packing belongings 6) find a place and a job
Important info for Americans who want to live overseas!! The US makes people pay taxes based on citizenship and not residency like most other countries ( in fact we are only one of two countries that do that in the world) so plan on how to get an exemption from paying taxes in two countries !
Hi Bryony, interesting to hear your experiences, you really have travelled! I moved to Prague five years ago from the UK and it's been such an enriching experience :)
Moving to Amsterdam from Texas, USA in 3 weeks!! I’m stoked. Thanks for the video! Was a bit hesitant about what to take and what to leave behind, and how to get rid of my stuff.
i am only 13 but i really do plan to move, i love where i live but many things and pets i want to have/own/ do so i think it will be best i move. though, most of my friends plan on staying in australia due to being strongly connected to my country :/
Just landed no your page and I'm also CDN, plan on moving abroad to SE Asia as well. I agree with you on the life aspect and how Canada isn't there and changing your life. Aside note, for luggage you think 3 set luggage is a bit much or keep it more minimal? Great post by the way!
i want to move the the U.K. and i live in america.... the whole thought makes my heart drop but i love someone that lives there, and i kno he loves me, my plan to get all this ready, and not tell anyone i’m leaving .... i’m jus guna disappear and start a new life sadly... i kno it’ll upset everyone but i can’t stress it enough, i wana be alone with someone for life, i’m not a people person i jus need to be in total isolation alone
Great vid!! Very straightforward and informative. I'm getting ready to pack up and move to Tokyo in a few weeks and it feels like the more I try to prepare, the more I realize just how unprepared I am lol, just hoping I can make it there in one piece! Question: Would you say it's possible to travel with 3 suitcases? I've stored/given away/sold as much as I can but i'm still left with 3 suitcases full of stuff. I'll have someone with me as I leave and someone waiting in Tokyo that can help me but I'm concerned about those gaps before/after flights where it'll be just me lol. Especially because I will have my cat with me as well hahah
I've traveled with 4 before. It's good you have people to help! In between flights they have carts if you need to manage your own luggage, but usually at check-in you can request that all your luggage is directly sent to the destination country, so you don't need to re-check your bags when you transfer.
That is awesome! I'm really wanting to do a working holiday in South Korea.... finding a job seems like the hardest part but Its possible! I was wondering, what do you do about health insurance? P.s. Welcome to Aus 🇦🇺🐨
1. I might be moving to shanghai from england in a year, due to job opportunities for my parents. I would be going to the school that my parents would work at with 1 of my older brothers (one would be at uni) 2. My brother will only be there with me for 2 years though (going to uni) and i would be there for 5 years. 3 years with no siblings in the house- i honestly wouldn’t cope. I love them too much. 3. My best friends and family- i can’t say goodbye. I always secretly prayed something interesting would happen to me but now it is I dONT want it. 4. I don’t know anything about china or the school i would be going to. the year I would join there would be a few more new people but I wouldn’t know anyone and after knowing everyone at my current school i can’t even think about it. can u guys please help me out, how to not miss everyone sm, etc. 🙏 😂 i had to get that out.
BiiBiiBap what is your job? before you move to South Korea and after, also before you move to Japan and after? was it hard for you if you working? Sorry for asking cause I want to move to Japan and I'm still scared about job T__T
Apart from the Visa and embassy issues, a lot of this is also valid if you seek a job in another part of the country or choosing a school far from home.
This wouldn't be my first time to move, but when i was overseas, I was a child and i didn't have an idea of what was happening because I was a child. This is my first time as adult and the think I'm mainly struggling in the emotional process of things. I have lived my 15+ years in my hometown and although I did not get out much, I have close college friends up to this date. I haven't full acknowledge that I'm about to live for a while, and its now definitely creeping in.
Great info bii. definitely useful for future preparation. About the jobs, even in my country (non English country) too im facing difficulties to get a job. still working hard on it. I really like this type of vlog of yours.
Question, do you have to eventually apply for citizenship in the country you live in after staying there for a certain amount of time? I know you would have to if your final decision is to live there pernamintly and be involved in with it's system like voting there? If you apply for citzenship in that country, does that mean you are no longer considered a U.S citizen if that country does not do dual citizenship? Are the moving companies who would move your items including your veheicle overseas associate with airlines? Do you know any companies who move your items long distance within the country and overseas? If yes, can you please name them? Do you know any international job application websites?
For the job so i need advice and help so do i just attend auditions after auditions if i want to become an actress till i get the role will that forver be my job or will i need more else that will pay me more money??
I'm moving to another country in less than a month, for college. It'll be the first time traveling and living alone for me :') Trying to prep as much as I can
such an informative video bii! thanks for sharing your experiences with us, i would like to live another country but it scares me a little especially because of how there a lot of loud intolerant people these days. i know it's everywhere but still it's discouraging me. also i love your hair, your top and your makeup combination, well basically everything haha ♡
I want to move to Japan and the thing that has me worried is getting a Job in the career I desire as well as being able to get time off to visit my family once in a while.
Problem is I don’t have a job or my own house so yeah I haven’t talked to my family about it but I’ve been considering moving to Australia (from Indonesia)
I'm a student from art's stream and want to study language course and digital marketing course from abroad and when I searched then japan is the one of the suitable country for language course. But I don't know which country is suitable for me even I'm a student too and totally dependent on family. Can you please help me
I'm 29 years old next month and I wish I had known about these options several years ago so I could start saving. Now I'm afraid it might be impossible for me to do before I am 30 :( I loved this video though Bii and I think for those younger than me this information is & will be so very, very useful. If any of you are younger than I and have the chance to save and do this now- DO IT
Consider your reasons of moving. If what you want to get from it is the experience, you could look for programs so you could work temporary overseas or learn something new in the time there. Just to keep it productive. :)
Hello. I have no college degree. Do you know how I can get a job in another country, before I get there. I'm trying to attend college in France or Germany.
Hey bii I saw a video on buzz feed Australia about a place in Melbourne called Mörn Chocolate! They have some interesting stuff that I'd love to see in a vlog of yours one day :)
This is late, but since you’re an american citizen just pack up and go. I’m pretty sure you can stay there 6 months without a visa, (research it more on the uk’s website and the usa’s) and during the 6 months apply for a work permit and find a job or apply to a uni and get a study permit. Later apply for permanent residence, then you’ll get the nationality if you meet the requirements. And if your child is British it will be easier for you to get it too
I posted this awhile ago and I greatly appreciate the responses. Unfortunately she had a miscarriage and we lost the baby. I’ve never experienced a pain like this before but again, thank you.
@@catchemvids I am genuinely sorry to hear this and to have been the one to bring you back to this traumatic experience. My mum had a miscarriage years ago and is still deeply hurt by it so I somewhat get the pain it is, sorry for your loss and I wish you all the best in life
A minimum of $5 000, depending on where you're going. If possible, $10 000, and of course, the more money you can save up, the better. There's never a limit.
It all depends on your future plans and the reason of moving. You could start searching college abroad and look for prices if you are planning to move to study somewhere else. Or if you just want to learn a different culture you could look for a course to learn the language of the place and you could interact and meet the locals.
how exciting for you! But I thought the borders to japan are closed unless you have special reasons to be there such as athletes for trainers, diplomates and others like that?
you should compile a list of the benefits of studying abroad! There are academic, professional, and personal benefits that would all help you grow to be a more well-rounded person! It's definitely something I wish I did.
