Working abroad is a gamble

It is really sad to be away with family that's why I never had the chance to go abroad when my kids are still young I don't know what life I have in abroad and even if my kids are are not with me. But now since they are old enough I have plans to go there since here in our country having a job in my age is very difficult. I want to try if I have my luck in abroad but I still don't have access in looking for a good employer.

Just letting her know that you are there for her on whatever she needs help with is a nice gesture and is doing a lot for her. Being so far way from the family is hard especially when things or situations are going on. But then again being in another country is an amazing opportunity that you can't pass up in life

true working in a foreign land is really a big gamble...i cant see why some people would sell all their belongings just to go and work to another country...when they can make their moeny a startup capatal for a small business having the same risk i would rather choose to make my own business rather than work in a land i dont know.

Hi en i know what it feels like i ever study to a different city without anyone i know. Friends are the onei can rely on when we face the problem. .And i am glad i have some great friends who willing to be there when i need their shoulder believe me..when u helps someone when they're in trouble. .There will be someone too who help u when u are in problem

Working abroad gives us bigger salary. But the problem is that we are forced to be separated from our friends and families. If someone had a spouse left, then this is the most difficult situation. Sometimes, third party problem is the main cause of broken marriages when a spouse is working abroad. And this is the most difficult to solve. I guess only 20% of the relationship in this situation is successful in terms of no 3rd party.

Working abroad can be next to imposible and it takes a lot of guts to be able to do it. Not only are you away from your family and from your friends, but you are also away from your own culture. Not only animals have a territory they call their own: we do too. The next best we can do for a friend that is in such case is to be near and let our friend know that we care.

It is really great that you are there to support your friend. She is living in a foreign country and so it was superb she still had you to help her. Your advice probably really helped her. I worked as a children's nanny in Finland. I taught the little girl to speak English and found that very rewarding. I had a working holiday in Australia to make up the main part of my trip around the world. I worked as a children's nanny there and it was fantastic. I enjoyed packing in a factory there because the other workers were friendly. I worked as a charity collector which I found very enjoyable. The money I earned let me travel to longer and have an excellent time. Working overseas can be wonderful and a phone call to home could be helpful if needed.

en I know about it. Although I haven't been there, but since my mom left us in our early age I know how does it feels. It takes her time to get used to be away from us and she also had some problem with her first employer before. but good thing, a good Samaritan like you helped her and everything becomes alright. Now she is doing the same thing to others as long as she can. take care always

good day enelym001, honestly speaking, working abroad is truly a gamble. wherein you will put a part of yourself at a whole new world. and thus, this somehow putting your self into a risk that will somehow affects your being, that will somehow change your personality. since you will put yourself into a life which is somehow different to what you have lived for. but, living abroad is a combination of a good risk as well as a bad risk. hence, you must be stable to put everything in place. or else, you might end up crying at the end.

that's so true. I can't imagine myself working abroad far from my kids. Though working abroad is one of my dreams when i was still single. But now that i am married and have two kids i feel like i would never have a courage to leave our country to work abroad and have a lot of money. We all know that the easiest way to be rich is working abroad but it really takes to have a lot of sacrifices and courage to be able to word there.

hey there my, Well it is really nice of you to try to help even though it is not really 100% your obligation too you still did so kudos to you my dear, well i do believe that it is hard to not have anybody to help you when you need it, for me i know a lot about working abroad through my family since both sides of my family and relatives have worked or had been abroad in my family i am the only one who has not stepped out of this country poor me.

Really it is very difficult to stay abroad without some one with a help there. Problems are very common in our life and it is not easy to solve them without a support with you.

It is really hard to work far away from your family especially if your working abroad were no one you can trust or rely on. You friend was so lucky to have a friend like you who always there to listen and give advised. If your friend has a legal matter problem she can go to country embassy to help her or even asked if there a organzation she can rely on at times of troubles.

Hi friend, sad to hear about this, as you mentioned that you tried your maximum to help her and provide a simple solution to her problem and she solved her problem with it. It is really hard to solve other's problems always. Hope your suggestion will help her to solve her issue

Good morning, dearest enelym, I guess I am just totally naive, but my understanding was that most countries had an Embassy in other countries? Therefore, for example...me; being Canadian, if I experienced some difficulties, say in your Country...I would just contact the Canadian Embassy for guidance, sanctuary or legal issues! Is that NOT so with your country? Course, if they were personal issues, an Embassy would be of little relevance...but I do know in Canada, different nationalities have "communities" where one can go! E.g., if I were Greek here in Canada, and had issues, I could go to the Greek Community Centre (listed and posted in phonebooks)!