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Thinking about living abroad but have no idea where to start?
Before you choose a country, book a flight, or start looking at apartments, there are a few things you need to figure out first.
The Living Abroad Starter Guide is a free practical guide created for women who are seriously considering moving or spending an extended amount of time abroad and want to understand what that decision actually requires.
Inside, you’ll learn what to research before choosing a country, including:
Cost of living and housing
Visa lengths and entry requirements
Language and transportation
Safety and healthcare
Banking, ATMs, and accessing your money abroad
Documents to prepare before leaving
What to handle during your first 30 days
How to compare different countries you’re considering
I also included a printable Country Research Worksheet so you can compare up to three potential destinations based on the things that actually affect your everyday life.
And because living abroad is about much more than visas and plane tickets, I included a section on what I wish I knew before leaving the United States, based on what I’ve learned from actually building a life abroad.
This isn’t about finding the “perfect” country.
It’s about figuring out what kind of life you want to live and choosing a place that can realistically support it.
Download the guide for free and start researching your move abroad with a plan.
Thinking about living abroad but have no idea where to start?
Before you choose a country, book a flight, or start looking at apartments, there are a few things you need to figure out first.
The Living Abroad Starter Guide is a free practical guide created for women who are seriously considering moving or spending an extended amount of time abroad and want to understand what that decision actually requires.
Inside, you’ll learn what to research before choosing a country, including:
Cost of living and housing
Visa lengths and entry requirements
Language and transportation
Safety and healthcare
Banking, ATMs, and accessing your money abroad
Documents to prepare before leaving
What to handle during your first 30 days
How to compare different countries you’re considering
I also included a printable Country Research Worksheet so you can compare up to three potential destinations based on the things that actually affect your everyday life.
And because living abroad is about much more than visas and plane tickets, I included a section on what I wish I knew before leaving the United States, based on what I’ve learned from actually building a life abroad.
This isn’t about finding the “perfect” country.
It’s about figuring out what kind of life you want to live and choosing a place that can realistically support it.
Download the guide for free and start researching your move abroad with a plan.
