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As someone who lived in 6 different countries over the years, I’ve gained some interesting knowledge that can help those who are just starting their international journey. <\/p>\n
Moving abroad is never easy. It comes with many challenges and problems. At the same time, it can be the most rewarding experience ever! Today I will talk about what I did to integrate into the new country, how did I build my social circle, and what to do to build a ”home away from home”. <\/p>\n
The most important thing when you move to a new place, which is the number one predictor of one’s happiness is building relationships with other people.
\nSo, building a good quality social circle is a must. No matter where I went I would take this step very seriously and I build strong and lasting friendships all over the world. <\/p>\n
The second important thing is to settle in the new country, and build ”homey” feeling that you used to have back home. This can mean getting a house and decorating it your way, getting a car, building routine, etc. I noticed this is the big thing missing from many digital nomads’ lives. Lots of them didn’t manage to build a home away from home, and they’re just hopping from one place to another without feeling like they belong somewhere. This can be fun for a while, but I find that after a few years many people want to settle in one (or multiple) country, and feel like they belong there, as opposed to living in a suitcase.
\nHaving a home base is a big thing for many people. <\/p>\n
The third thing, that feeds a little into the first point, is the importance of keeping your past relationships and contacts with people that you had before. <\/p>\n
The last thing that I recommend is trying new things all the time. This way you will get to learn a lot about the new place you moved to, and properly explore it. Every week I go to at least one new place in Dubai, and I try at least one new thing. <\/p>\n
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