beefsupreme
Junior Member
- Nov 18, 2008
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Yeah I understand your point.Well... It's both for good and bad. To live in Scandinavia is kind of uncomplicated compared to living in Brazil, or many other countries where one aren't an citizen or not following (or understanding) the cultural and traditions when doing business or having contact with authorities to 100%. I wouldn't really recommend anyone to just move as I did. I was kind of bored at my situation in Sweden and I dropped out from a PhD program, moved to live the good life in the tropics instead. If doing it all over again I would probably had gone for the same business but living a couple of month (the dark and cold half of the year) abroad and spend the summer time in Sweden.
But then... I can always arrange it like that from here too but I am kind of lazy so I keep staying here and we still have more sun, better beaches and cheaper beers here then what one can find anywhere in Scandinavia
However my thoughts were more in the line of moving abroad and staying in one place for 2-3 months, then switching countries, doing so for a while untill I find a place where I'd like to stay for a bit longer, and apply for work Visa. For me it's a mixture of stepping out of my comfort zone, learning new stuff, meeting new people, having more experiences and also slowing down and relaxing every now and then.
I figure I'd be doing that kinda stuff for at least a couple of years.
