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What To Prepare Before Moving Overseas…?

planning photoWhat To Prepare Before Moving Overseas…?

Thanks to Social Media all we see these days is the fun side of moving overseas. But moving country is a challenging task but one of the most rewarding things you will ever do. Are you relocating this year for or work or love or just because you fancy it?

Now let me, let you in on a secret preparing to move is no walk in the park. You will need to so some much research and saving.

This is a short guide on some of the things you can prepare before you take off for a new life of joy and adventure.

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Start Saving

You are going nowhere on a wing and a prayer. So be honest with yourself and do your research on how much things will cost you in your new country and set yourself a target amount to save. The start making cutbacks and changes to your routine to allow yourself to reach this target.

Where are, you going to live?

This is one of the first things you need to consider. What sort of accommodation is available? How much will it cost? Can you afford it and most of all where are the safest places to stay? Can you arrange accommodation before you arrive or will it need to be after? If it is after, then is there a suitable hostel or somewhere you affordable and safe you can stay in the meantime until you get yourself sorted. You need to answer these questions before you take off and consider your budget when booking anywhere to stay.

Blue ship in SingaporeGetting there

How are you going to get yourself and your belongings there with breaking the bank? To avoid airline baggage fees a cheaper alternative may be to use a shipping company. You can find cheap reliable shipping companies on delivery comparison website Shiply. The quotes are free so you can get an idea of the cost and weigh up your options.

Now to get yourself there. Don’t just presume flying is the best option consider alternatives like getting a ferry, bus or train and always consider your budget.

What to bring

This is the most stressful part of any move. Packing. Choosing what to take and what to leave behind. Make sure to take one or two home comforts but leave the kitchen sink at home. Also, research the weather conditions in the country you are moving to.

Also, make sure you have any documents required of you prepared and with you on your travels such as visas etc.

Culture

Research your new country, their language and culture. You may need to learn a bit of the language before you go. Prepare yourself and be open minded to experience and learn a new way of life.

But most of all enjoy it. This is an exciting time in your life and it is up to you to make every second count. Try new things and meet new people and create memories and stories to tell.

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