Then there are first a few factors you should think hard about before you start looking for a job. Remember you first why you want to move abroad. Have you personally and professionally benefit from the experience? In which country or which company you have the most benefit? How much time do you have in that country or to that employer?
If you can answer the above questions, you can start considering the following factors:
Planning
Consider carefully how much time you need to make a career abroad to start. You need not only to find the job that suits you and go through the entire application, but you also need time to move.
Consider also how much time you spend abroad. Please note that a year probably is not long enough to get enough experience to do so.
Think further: what do you do when you come back? Go back to your former employer or are you looking for a new job? In any event, your time abroad by your employer in their own country are regarded as important and useful. In addition to the experience because it lets you see that you are open minded and flexible and you showing here that you can adapt to a new environment.
Language
Before you choose a country to relocate, you have spoken the language of that country sufficiently below the knee. Of course, English is a widely used language in international business, but mastering the national language is also important. The required level of national language is determined by the type of job you seek. In any case, you need to show your prospective employer that you are motivated to learn the local language.
Culture
You'll always have a culture shock. The impact of this depends on the country where you're going. Therefore it is important to you as possible in the local culture before you decide to deepen the step. Once you have moved, you may need to adjust your behavior. You must also decide whether you want to deal with other expats or just prefer to align with local community. This lets you decide where and how you will live.
Family
Are you planning to go abroad with your family to move? Make sure that they turn in the new environment can find. Your partner may also want a job or at least a day care and you must ensure that school children good opportunities to develop themselves. Consultation with partner and children during the entire relocation process is important. It is for them smoother and easier if you do well in the process.
If you decide to keep your family and friends to leave, it might be good to reflect on the possible consequences. It is important to maintain regular contact. With all the new technologies is of course no problem.
Taxes and insurance
You learn well how things work in your new country when you start talking with people who have put the same step. Maybe you should open a bank account or an international insurance and medical costs close. Normally you pay social security in the country where you work and maybe you also need local or international private health insurance.
Websites of national governments will help you get the necessary information.
