Do most young people stay and work after college or go abroad?   

Yes it is very common in our country but only those who have a relatives abroad had a wide chance to abroad after graduation. Some of them are financed by the said relative while studying and promised to work abroad soon they finished study.

They work abroad to enhance their lifestyle and earn a dollar. The income has a big difference. The one year income in our country is equivalent to 1 month salary in abroad.

Usually in third world countries like hours, we would really opt out to pursue better opportunities outside the country. Given the living conditions in our nation some would need a change of pace or a country that is more disciplined and systematic.

I think for most of the new graduates they would rather stay a year to have experience. Once they do, then they go and fulfill their dreams of working abroad. Nothing bad about it but I think we should all try to stay in our homeland and give it a shot instead of seeing our country with no opportunities.

The trend about going abroad is increasing in our country. Because of less salaries to well educated graduates. Here the the system is changing that the educated people are not respected and not paid well for their work now a days.If you have a political backround yuo will get a good salaried job and still you donot have to work hard.I heard a news that a CEO of a state controlled instituton draws a salary of around 65000 US dollers per month.But he has no any qualification in that partcular field.Only thing he has a political connection.
But unfortunately the job opportunities in abroad is becomming less for this educated people.

I've worked in an online travel agency for students and as far as i've noticed on most of our bookings. Students going abroad is very common due to a lot of reasons which could be availability of work, be with their partner, searching for new horizons and just to get a new environment. ;)

These days many people enjoy a gap year when they have completed their studies at college or university. It is possible to buy an airline ticket around the world to different destinations. I went on such a trip when I was 20 years old. My route was from England to California, Hawaii, Fiji, Australia, Indonesia, Singapore and Malaysia. I spent just over one year on my excellent trip. I let out my cottage and got a working holiday visa to afford my trip. I met an Australian man and began dating him. When I came back home he went over to my home country. We got married. Sadly our marriage lasted just over six years. I didn't emigrate to Australia and I still live in my home country. In some ways I wish I had stayed in Australia. Now I live back in a cool country and not the lucky country.

I wish to work abroad but I didn't get the chance. This is very common in my country, even to those older, they work abroad to earn more money. In my country the salary of ordinary worker is not enough to live a decent life, that is why we work abroad even if we hate it.

That thing happened a lot and I know many people have already witnessed such situation. They think going out of the country and working abroad will satisfy their financial needs. But I think it will be better if we'll just stay in our very own country for it may greatly contribute for its economy.

In America, I don't know many people who have done this, but my neighbors daughter is moving to California later this year. We are in Ohio and California is on the other side of the country, she I won't see her often..but thankfully she is on my facebook so I can keep up with what is going on in her life..

yes, it's very common in our country. in fact, some people even study nursing because they think it's their ticket to going abroad, particularly in the US. well, to my distant family, yes. but not to my immediate family. i guess given the chance, i would like to do it too.