Quote from: MarjorieZimmermanGinger on May 29, 2023, 06:26:40 PM

Quote from: Oilacris on May 28, 2023, 08:07:13 PM

There's really indeed so much things need to be considered first when you do go abroad.You cant really just dive in without having those reconsiderations specially that you would really be going into
a place that you havent known or seen before. You dont even know its culture and the way of living. Yes, you could potentially earn tons compared into your local money or fiat into your place but
you cant really be sure if it would really be that easy. There so much things on which you would really be sacrificing in speaking into this on which whether you would really be that
accepting this for the sake of money or not.

Somewhat, even people would really be accepting that kind of condition or fate but still there are ones who cant really be just able to do so or really be able to achieve that goal. Why?
neither they had been declined by their visa or doesnt really have able to get accepted on overseas works or doesnt really have they money for applying jobs
and other possible arrangement or whatsoever.There's so much things which you would be needing to process before you could be able to
get one.

At least for some considerations it becomes the basis for people who want to work abroad, if there is a guarantee from the guarantor regarding the work given to us it may not be a problem when deciding to go abroad. I remember some people in my area working abroad and they go there facilitated by certain companies, so they are much safer and can guarantee the jobs they will get there, for cases like this I agree that working abroad may be far better. But wait a second? not everyone gets the same opportunities as the story above even many people in my area who work abroad don't follow the right process.

For example the processing of visas and other needs as administrative requirements for foreign nationals living abroad. But because most people don't pay attention to this problem, the end they have to be deported. In the end working abroad is far worse than working in their own country, the intention to change life for the better is actually a disaster and there are no results after working there.

Your dude ain't wrong. Jumping into the overseas pool without checking the water level can lead to one epic belly flop. It's like trying to beat Dark Souls without a controller; you're in for a world of hurt. Sure, some peeps hit the jackpot when they go abroad. They get cool jobs and decent dough, all organized by these corporate superheroes. But that's not the rule; it's the exception, like a shiny Pokémon.

Then there's those who think they're slick, trying to skip the queue and sneak in under the radar. Ignoring visas, paperwork, and all the boring-but-necessary stuff. But let's get real here, that's as smart as using a fork to get a slice of bread out of a toaster. You're just asking for a shock, bro. Bottom line, if you're gonna roll the dice and work abroad, make sure you know the rules of the game first.