Hast du jemals darüber nachgedacht, dein Leben in einem anderen Land zu beginnen?
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I moved to Britain 15 years ago. But not because it was bad for me in Germany or I wanted to escape my life there, but simply because my love for London and England was bigger. However, please come back to Germany, both on business and to see friends and family.
Yeah.
Since a part of my family lives in Spain, it is time and again to consider going there. But I’m not breaking over my knees, but if there’s something that should happen.
No, because I’ve had my life many years ago in exactly the Land started. Whoever believes he can run away from his problems by emigration will wonder how quickly the problems can run and become bigger every day. You never run away from them.
Not everyone who decides to emigrate is running away from problems.
Yeah, I did. From childhood, it’s moving me to a certain country.
I don’t think it’s gonna happen. The circumstances are too difficult and so it will only remain a dream.
Often, but my friends would be missing. England attracts me very much, then you could easily drive back by car over the weekend, but the thing is not that easy.
Yes, yes. But my home looks like this, and this is simply inconceivable hard to surpass 😳:
Yes and I have already implemented it.
In the last 15 years here in Italy, of course, I have experienced some heights and depths. The Corona crisis was not the yellow of the egg, but all in all I am completely happy here and could not imagine ever coming back to Germany.
Yes, often. If I were younger and healthy, I’d be gone.
Thought yes
But whether I will ever implement it, no plan
Yes, in the states 🇺🇸
The only thing that keeps me is family & study and with my studies not good career prospects there.
And you think they’ll let you in forever? What’s better than here?
Migration would not be a problem, there are also many other ways than just Greencard lottery. I find the landscape and diversity of nature better than the top principle. You have desert, tropics, untouched winter landscapes in Alaska, canyons etc. just everything. The next point is, of course, the freedom that exists in DE, but is more complicated. Be it in self-employment, in free expression or otherwise. In addition, people are much more relaxed there, not as strict as in DE, there is more looking at a person’s motivation and willingness to perform than just stupid school notes. Furthermore, one is the strongest country in the world and not susceptible to upcoming wars in the country. On the other hand, we are in close proximity to Ukraine etc. many more points, I also like politics there better.
Besides, DE is too boring. There’s always something going on in the big cities. I want to.
But most convinced me, as I said, the landscape & nature. This is what it makes for me in combination with the US Mindset.
Yes, in the USA. 🇺🇸🗽🦅
Yeah.
Less control
No.
I plan, I don’t want to stay in Germany.
No, I don’t want to emigrate