I'm ready to leave the country.

invisibledemon · Mar 25, 2008

lol, who wants to give me a job.

willing to travel.

im so very tired of america,
anybody have opinions on which country would be a better option?

Hertz van Rental · Mar 25, 2008

Eire - it's the land of opportunity and the people are lovely.

mdcrisp2000 · Mar 25, 2008

If you're not too bothered about money, go and do some useful stuff in third world countries.

It's what I'll be doing in my gap year :wink:

Harmony · Mar 25, 2008

If you ACTUALLY want to travel, visit this site. You never stay in one country for more than a year

.

Of course, there ARE a couple of requirements.

invisibledemon · Mar 25, 2008

ireland sounds good. lol, would love to go there.

and thanks for the link harmony, but im not a very religous type person, dont think i would fit the requirements.

and mdcrisp: im trying to get out of this country before i becomes a third world country.

lol.

i dunno, im just so very tired of being here.

is it any different in your country, wherever that may be?

Trenton Romulox · Mar 25, 2008

I hear you can go over to Japan and score a job teaching conversational English really easily, even without an English degree. And I hear it's pretty easy to get a similar job in most other Asian countries, and even some in Europe. So that might be something to consider if you want to hit up Japan for a while.

Kazoo · Mar 25, 2008

Better yet, check out if the US has any reciprocal working holiday agreements anywhere, if you're a student I think the bunac program can help you out. And Ireland's fab, just like Hertz said. Fiji's great too, not sure about working there but people will wake you up just to say hello.

Are ya looking to permanently relocate or just travel somewhere else for a while?

invisibledemon · Mar 26, 2008

permanantly, or temporary, it dont matter to me.
i'd rather just play it by ear.

lol.

im gonna have to look up that bunac thing.

invisibledemon · Mar 29, 2008

damn, nobody offered me a job.
lmao. oh well.

David A · Mar 30, 2008

Better? I think that's a matter of opinion. If I could go anywhere outside of the US it'd probably be to the Alps, New Zealand, or really any asian country (so I can see where all of our money is going).

invisibledemon · Mar 30, 2008

good point.
i'd really like to go to great britain. ive always wanted to go there. just never have.
only downside is that its cold. i can deal with rain.

jols · Mar 30, 2008

Britain is great.

I would never move.

What parts would you be interested in?

invisibledemon · Mar 30, 2008

london, then wherever i ended up.
would like to see the whole country.

jols · Mar 30, 2008

thought so.

mdcrisp2000 · Mar 30, 2008

invisibledemon said:
london, then wherever i ended up.
would like to see the whole country.

London's a great place if you can afford to stay around here. Everything is expensive here, especially if you're coming in from abroad, so just bare that in mind.

Avoid anywhere further east than Whitechapel. Trust me.