Is There Any Chance For Me To Be Living In Other Country?
By Anh Phan
@anh101 (1379)
November 27, 2015 7:49pm CST
This morning I've waken up and I remembered about my little nephew, I think about the Vietnamese education sys, and I want to have a good education for him.
Is there any chance that I can make a move?
P/s: I don't want to take IELTS, I don't want to study in college, and I love to learn on my own. I am 25, Is any chance?
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6 responses
@birjudanak (14319)
• India
28 Nov 15
in India you can come,here you get job but study is so corrupted ,so you can go to Canada or Germany which is best for study and may be best for your nephew.there is also good atmosphere and less corruption but lots of security and educational benefits for students.whats you think where you want to go.and if you go then your boy friend also come with you.
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@birjudanak (14319)
• India
28 Nov 15
@anh101 yes but here study is not study but its business.like if you are good in study and no money so you cant study because they not give admission without money,if you are zero in study but money then they take you in,so same in job and school.if you want to take admission in school you have to give compulsory money and they said it donation.
@scheng1 (24650)
• Singapore
2 Dec 15
Unless you work in a travel related industry, it is hard for you to work hard and experience the world.
I think you can try to apply for jobs on board a cruise, but the jobs will not be good.
You may have to do cleaning all the time, or work in the kitchen all the time, but you do get to travel, and you are paid in USD
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@xfahctor (14118)
• Lancaster, New Hampshire
28 Nov 15
Well, with over 170 established countries out there I would think you could find one that would be what you're looking for. The problem is that a lot of the countries with an educational system you would feel good about placing your child in to have very complex immigration systems. I would find one with the easiest immigration process and the best education system you can. It isn't an easy combination to find, but probably not impossible. Maybe Canada might be a good place to start.
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@anh101 (1379)
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28 Nov 15
Thank you @xfahctor for the advice. leaving a small third world nation and start a new living in a better place is all the dream of many people who understand how things work in a communism country. They are those who has hopes for the education, and the changes in people's thinking. Me too, I hopes the change will come here to all the people in their mind about the truth and that may be the reason i should go
@youless (112123)
• Guangzhou, China
28 Nov 15
As you know, people can adjust to a new environment soon. Besides, your English is pretty good. Besides, you are young. You shall have no problem to live in another country. Of course at the beginning it is harder, but keep the faith and everything will be better.
@manya_pearl (1901)
• Singapore
29 Nov 15
Oh dear you are still young and still fresh, study English by looking for friends who speak English... Then, just pick a place, grab your money, and fly away. go to aussie or states. Apply for any physical jobs like washing something or cleaning something. You will have a lot of money to survive. But if you have money already, just go and find a job abroad. Thats simple. Very simple.
But if youre planning to live abroad you've got the nerves and determination. Whatever the work you do, as long as legitimate job, nobody will care whatever your family background.
But whatever your decision...
You can or you can't, you are always correct!
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