So, you have mulled over the idea of leaving the doom and gloom of Britain and have finally decided to move to sunnier shores. Why not? You are in the perfect position to make the move; you’re family are supportive and you can’t wait to start a new chapter in your life. This could be your chance to have a more relaxed lifestyle, be nearer family or friends, who have already taken the plunge, and find a new job in an environment that will make you happy and content.
Every year thousands of people flock to foreign countries to make a new start, but many of them make one very big mistake – they don’t uphold the dreams that made them move in the first place. Part of the lure of a new country is to live the life that we have always dreamed about, but instead of focusing on making the dream a reality, many people create the same lifestyle they had in the UK: They take on the same job, in the same sort of company, and live in a house almost identical to their UK residence.
So, what was the point in moving at all? The same feelings will just come screaming back, once you have settled into a routine that is no different to the previous one. Instead, those who take the massive step of moving abroad need to remember to change everything that made their lives seem so dull before. For instance, when looking for a new home abroad, you should contact a property agent who knows all about starting a new luxurious lifestyle, someone like portugalproperty.com.
So what do you need to consider to make your dreams come true?
Obviously, you need to decide on the country you want to relocate too. Whether it’s sunshine you are lusting after or a more cultural location.. It also depends on just how far you want to move, with Australia being one of the most popular choices.
You might be looking to begin a new career or progress in a current one, either way you need to research the job market in the new country before you move – unless, of course, you are one of the lucky ones who can afford to take a little time out for a while. If your job was dragging you down back in the UK, then start afresh; employment is such an important factor in life and you need to be happy with what you do. You may even want to consider: New country, new career?
Finally, and quite possibly most importantly, you need to look at a new property.
If you buy a home that is similar to one you had in the UK you won’t feel like you have made a move and are trying to change your life.
No one said moving abroad is easy, but you need to make the most of it. You have made a huge decision, so why not embrace it and change every aspect of life and make sure you find the dream home you have always longed for.
This article was written by freelance writer and mother of three, Kathryn Thompson. Follow her on Twitter: @katht35
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