anyone here move to a "developing" country and do IM full time?

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I'm planning to seriously, I also could "almost" live rent free in Nairobi cause of all the family i have there although i was westernized so i was a bit worried i wouldn't fit in.
Going to try visiting this month and if its comfy enough i'm staying in Africa for good. Canada winters are just getting brutal nowadays.
 
It is up to you to decide whether moving to Nairobi is the right decision for you. Nairobi is a vibrant and diverse city, and it offers many opportunities for personal and professional growth. If you have family in Nairobi, this can provide support and a sense of community as you adjust to your new surroundings.

However, it is important to be aware that living in any foreign city can be challenging, and you may face some difficulties and challenges as you adapt to a new culture and way of life. This can include differences in language, customs, and social norms, as well as practical challenges such as finding housing and employment.

If you are considering moving to Nairobi, it is recommended to visit the city first and spend some time getting to know the local area and its people. This can help you assess whether Nairobi is a good fit for you and whether you will be able to build a comfortable and fulfilling life there.

Ultimately, the decision to move to Nairobi is up to you, and it should be based on your own personal circumstances, goals, and preferences. If you are determined to make the move and are willing to put in the effort to adapt and succeed, Nairobi can be an exciting and rewarding place to live.
 
if you are considering indonesia, maybe you can contact me i need a teacher, friend for im then we can work together, here i am running an offline business too
 
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