Where Will You Live?

1. Research your location carefully. Consider urban/rural, number of anglos, infrastructure of community, choice of schools and nurseries, ease of local commuting, closeness to job opportunities in your field, cost and type of housing, size of community, closeness to friends and family etc. You will need to get a feel for the place you move to. Unless you know the place well, it is advisable to rent a property for the first 6-12 months to ensure that this really is the place you want to put down roots.

How Will You Fit In?

2. If you are moving to a non-English speaking country, make an effort to learn the language before you go. The better your language skills the easier it will be for you to make friends and undertake everyday tasks. You could enroll in evening classes or buy self-learning CDs or books. There are also many websites which provide useful tuition

3. Expect a different culture – be open and try to understand it. Even in countries which are seemingly similar to yours there will no doubt be differences in business and social cultures . Try to find out about these by talking to other ex pats.

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