Living Abroad Can be 'Addictive'

Living Abroad Can be ‘Addictive’

Moving to Germany, moving to Switzerland or heading to any other country can be a rewarding experience, it has been noted.

According to a Shelter Offshore article, there is something enchanting about living abroad.

It stated: “The one thing that is … universally true is that when you’re established abroad you discover that most of your fellow expats feel the same as you, and almost no one is in any rush to return to the UK.

“I would even go as far as to say that ‘once an expat, always an expat’ because there really is something addictive about living abroad.”

The news piece went on to claim that once an individual has gone through the challenge of establishing a new life abroad, they know they could do it again if necessary.

“This puts fire in the expat belly and inspires them to move forward and never look back,” it stated.

The article went on to suggest that those who are thinking of moving to Germany, moving to Switzerland or to anywhere else should be warned there may be no going back because once they are in a foreign country, they will discover the “grass really can be greener”.

However, it went on to note that it takes a particular kind of person to make the transition successfully. They have to want to do it, the news provider noted.

When individuals make the decision to live in another country, there are many issues they must deal with before setting off. For example, they will need to sort out accommodation, research the area they will be staying in and make sure all their tax and other financial affairs are in order.

Also, it is advisable for them to take note of the healthcare services available in the area and, if they have children, to find out what sort of educational facilities are available.