Moving to Asia. Most of the European passport are almost granted to free travel for a period of time in those countries: Being able to access Vietnam easily is a great opportunity for young people who want to travel there. I’ve always wanted to learn Chinese as well, so I have China in the back of mind, possibly, and maybe one of the other places you mention here. I’m Asian and thoroughly enjoyed this post (especially the photos). I love the idea of just upping and moving, but wanted to let other readers know that this is not the ONLY way, and the opportunity to create a freedom business and lifestyle is very real, even for those who want to keep their feet firmly planted in their home country…for now . Good question! They all will exasperate you on more than one occasion, which is a natural part of culture shock and a step towards, rather than away from, cultural adaptation. Anyway, as I said before, I can’t wait to get back abroad. As you know, I have already started out and working hard here from Sweden, but am looking forward to move abroad and start my journey soon, what would be the first destination that you’d recommend and why? There is a high demand for Western talent in countries such as China, Japan, Singapore and India. 15 bucks. I had to make some fairly serious compromises with myself in order to uphold my own ethics regarding effective education, and simultaneously respect the educational ethics of the culture of the country in which I was living. To have the best experience and enjoy the culture and integrate into the Vietnamese community a job or internship will give you a chance to stay longer. Austin and NYC are others that remind me of Asian cities in different ways. In Indonesia, I regularly attended Internations’ dinners and wine nights and met many of the people I became friends with during my two year stay. Request a quote, free of cost, Atlas International Movers This page has also been translated in : Vietnam: For 15 days or one month with the e-visa new procedure, a final internship to work as an intern for a Cambodian or international company based in Cambodia, a volunteer assignment in a company or for NGOs, work with a local contract or an expatriate package, Coverage is flexible and you can choose the reimbursements you want (in case of a major health problem) and those you do not want to be reimbursed with (for example dental care since the costs are very accessible). It’s amazing how many opportunities there are. The elements of adventure, access, and bustling startup scene make moving there a viable option for someone committed to making things happen. Every summer and winter I fly to Asia for a few months and have some fun. Therefore, I would love to get in touch with people in their middle years and beyond who want to make this move. Will definitely be checking the blog more for some tips! What you said? Both are growing. The opportunities are endless and there are several online platforms to search for such positions (see, 8. My friend, You’ve been an integral part of my motivation to ditch the status quo and live on my terms. If you want to live in Vietnam and spend your retirement there, insurance, taxes and other issues still arise, which require you to inform yourself and use the tips to avoid making mistakes. Would love you input on some of the challenges.