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Andrey Goncharov · 2020-10-26T13:36:05.912Z

So, you have decided to move your ass someplace else, seeking a better life. The whole world is at your feet, but "the whole world" is not a specific place where you can be. You have to choose, if not a city, at least a country. Nowadays, there are p...

This is a great read! It's something that's been on my mind for a while now - thanks for sharing this with a data-oriented approach. I honestly didn't know there were so many factors we could consider 😂😂

Thanks for reading! Hope it helps in your future move

Holy. This is exactly what I was thinking about. I was blinded by H1B visa and it's restriction. I didn't know that other countries except the US allow the spouse to work/study 🤦‍♂️ . Thank you so much for compiling all the data and present it in a fun way.

Thanks for reading! Happy it could help someone!

Nice compilation. I have a kid. So, want to move to a country that has English schools. I don't know if Germany or Sweden have English schools.

Thank you! Do you think your kid is going to have trouble adopting the regional language? It might be even beneficial to know a few. Most of the people I met from EU had good English. So I assume it is taught on a decent level.

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