Many people throw around the idea that they will leave the country at the first inconvenience, but a few netizens out there have actually done that. So we’ve gathered stories from Americans who decided to move abroad and decided to share what happened to them.
From people who realized why “the grass is always greener” remains an age-old cliche to folks who love their new life, everyone’s story was different. So get comfortable as you scroll through, upvote your favorite tales and if you have done something similar, share your experience in the comments below.
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I have been living in Switzerland but am moving back to the US in a month due to three main factors: Better job opportunities, a language barrier, and social integration. I think everyone fantasizes about how great it is to move from the US, but they totally overlook the challenge of social integration and a worse job market. The US has one of the best job markets in the world, and I think that's overlooked. Although I make more money in Switzerland, the growth opportunities here can be limited. Worker's rights, though...that's another story.
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