You may be able to move more easily to some non-European countries — particularly former British colonies — at some point in the future, but not yet. Josh is a Londoner, an Arsenal fan and a lover of travel. His dream holiday would involve Japan, India, Australia and a great deal of food.
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While living abroad you will likely have to pay taxes in your new home country as well. The first step is usually applying for a visa from your home country. You can then apply for a residence or work permit. When choosing your ideal country, the first thing to consider is whether it offers the right visa and residency options.
Other factors to consider include your age, finances, family situation, interests and personal preferences. There is no such thing as the perfect place. Some important aspects to think about include climate would you live your best life in the sun or do you want sweater weather?
Culture is also important. Like the U. In Mediterranean cultures, life moves at a slower pace and schedules can vary widely, from mealtimes to store hours. This can be a welcome reprieve for some and frustrating for others.
Easiest Countries: Immigration policy varies, which means that some countries are easier to move to than others. Depending on your situation, some countries may have a more straightforward option to residency. Some of the easiest visas to obtain are the new short-term digital nomad visas in Estonia, Georgia, and soon Croatia, which target remote workers. Spain and Portugal are expat favorites and offer easy paths to residency. The Netherlands and Germany are relatively good options for freelancers and those who are self-employed.
These countries have limited visa options for the average American. Another option is to study in your dream country and find a job through your university or local network when you graduate. Your next best bet is to head east: Poland, Bulgaria and Georgia are great for expats and very budget-friendly.
Besides Spain, Portugal is another affordable country that the founder of She Hit Refresh recommends Those from the U. Countries like Spain and the Czech Republic have paths to long-term stays through teaching English, which can be quite lucrative.
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