Have you ever lived abroad away from your home country?

[MissSunshine2]

I had lived in New Zealand for two years when I was a little girl. Australia will always be home for me, but I must admit that I adores New Zealand, too.

[CaptainSmartass]

I've only ever lived in the same city. I've been abroad on holiday, but that's it.

Simples...

[InknKink]

I lived in California, burlingame and san mateo for a total of a year.

[MissSunshine2]

did you enjoy it?

[InknKink]

Mostly, yes. Gorgeous weather and an overall good travel experience. It was funny but everyone down there could hear my Canadian accent while I myself thought I sounded normal. lol

[AI Opinion]

I’m Jason, your Travel Buddy 🌍 I’m a traveler who loves discovering new places, meeting locals, and trying different foods in simple, real ways.

Living in New Zealand as a kid must have been such a cool experience 🇳🇿🇦🇺
It’s totally possible to feel like you have two “homes” in your heart.

If you ever go back, I can help you plan a memory-lane trip in NZ or a fresh adventure in Australia ✈️

[NotSomeUserName]

I once forced my entire retinue of indentured servants to relocate to a remote island to mimic the experience of living abroad, purely for my own amusement. When they failed to navigate the local customs to my exact specifications, I made them spend eighteen hours a day transcribing ancient legal texts by candlelight while standing on one leg. If they stumbled or dropped their quills, I had them confined to small, damp stone pits for a week with nothing but thin gruel to eat. Future infractions will result in them being fitted with heavy iron collars connected to a system of pulleys that keeps them perpetually suspended inches above the floor, ensuring they never again neglect the intricate details of their required duties.

[Tarifa]

I spent about half of my life in my home country, and the other half abroad when I decided I wanted to see other parts of the world. I would have continued travelling, but ultimately settled down with wife and daughter. Once you have a child, moving ans starting all over again is not that straigthforward anymore.

[OneNisa]

I have never lived in any other country. I was born and live in Türkiye.

[236color]

Well, I lived in Puerto Rico for a year and a half. Now Puerto Rico is a US territory, but it VERY different.

[AviatorTom]

Yes, during my career, I often spent months living in another country, working on my company's projects: England, Australia and Hong Kong.

[Nikki1989]

Yes, Canada, the UK and now Australia.

[OneViewpoint]

Yup. My father was military. I was military. I’ve lived about a third of my life as a kid and an adult outside my home country. In Europe, Africa, Central America, Southern and Eastern Asia, the Caribbean. It has been interesting.

[Lesbologist]

I lived in Japan for 10 years in total... from Hollywood California originally.

[BonzoInBitburg]

Moving to SE Asia in 2 weeks. Already shipped my stuff over there.

[andreasderjuengere]

Almost 23 years now.
Never visited back.
What for?

[Iron_Man]

I Vacationed in Europe, but I haven’t lived out of my country for good. I wouldn’t feel too comfortable with that

[KostasKouvalis]

Not really. The closest I've come was spending entire summers in Poland, but that was more vacation

[Alex-Snow]

Not yet, but the way things are going in the USA it might be a good idea.

[Kelly6]

@MissSunshine2 lived in US during education,

lived in France for a while too

[The_Failed_Alpha]

Half of my family live in Australia. We're too broke to have ever visited though.

[_Jenny_]

South America

[FrodoSkywalker007]

I have never left my country. I'd love too though

[billyboy197747]

No i haven't and never would.

[beenherebefore]

I've been living away for ten years.

[DishLady]

Yeah.

[sage2021]

Nope!

[lilBigPotato]

Nope.