Willem de S
Finnish looking for information about Luxembourg
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About me
Finnish
Lives in Dudelange, Luxembourg
Speaks English and a handful of others.
Registration: 21 March 2015
I don't know where to go by GloriousBit
I am currently studying (CS) and I'll have my degree in around 2 years. I would love to move to another country as soon as I have finished studying but I really don't know where. My favorites would be China, England, Brazil, Portugal. Since ...
This is how I choose (at the moment): The place must be interesting, I must be able to save a decent portion of the salary, the place is clean, the place is safe, I must be able to walk down the street without the police stopping me for ... Read More
What's your favorite world city missing from this list? by kend0g187
Hi all. I moved back to the US after living abroad for 6 years and just can't get used to it. America is not for me. I will be working a remote job and planning to move somewhere... but where? My preferences are something like: -great annual ...
This must be the weirdest thread on the topic of "favorite city" that I've ever seen. It starts with 'impossible' questions (no right answer/mostly matter of taste) that can have nearly every city as an answer, pretty much no ... Read More
How did you decide to be expat? by procella
Hi, i wonder that what kind of circumstances caused you have left your place and become expat? Are you happy with living in your current place as expats? Did you leave anyone as you move abroad?
Enjoying the constant change of scenery. Made a list of countries in two categories: 1) to live in 2) visit only. Now I live in the first category countries and visit all the nearby category two countries until it's time to move to a new base in ... Read More
Has living abroad helped you become a better person? by Diksha
Hello everyone, As a member of the 海角社区 community, you most probably haved lived and settled in one or more countries. Be it for your career, retirement or moving with your partner, leaving behind your comfort zone must have been a challenge. ...
Living abroad does not make anyone better or worse. Sure, you acquire more experience, new skills and accumulate information. In essence, you generate potential for change. There are a lot of people who go out there only to confirm their bias, while ... Read More