Should I study abroad after graduation graduate in my country

Hi everyone,
I have been thinking about what my options are this for a long time ago, is there any appropriate options for me?
My major is Computer Science, and my family wants me to earn (or make) money as soon as I graduate, but I prefer to do something different. I desire (want sounds more natural here) to study abroad to broaden my perspective mind ("broaded your/my/his/her perspective" is more natural).
However, it costs a huge amount of money to study abroad, which my family cannot afford.
I thought of working have an idea of work for a foreign company; is it a good idea ok?
Please let me know if you have any suggestions (sounds more polite) give me a solution.

     I know how you feel! My parents didn't pressure me, but before I graduated, I really want to experience living and working in another country.

    So do you want to graduate and then work for a company overseas, or do you want to live and work abroad before you graduate?
    If you want to wait till after graduate, I would start looking for a job or internship overseas now. Contact as many people that may know of job openings for you. Ask your parents to ask their friends too. Your school should have resources for you too. Computer science is an excellent field to be coming from; every country is always looking for people with technology backgrounds. You will just have to find a company that can sponsor your visa.

   If you want to experience living and studying abroad as a student, why not try for a summer or half a semester instead of a year? Like Sophia said, there are scholarships out there and easier to get while you're a student. I did a summer in Japan; I got a small scholarship, and it was a short period so it wasn't too expensive. I also worked the summer before and saved up some money. As a student, it'll be easier to make friends and just hang out, enjoying life.

   I have had both experiences; I currently live and work in Seoul, South Korea. Both are great, but how long you stay and what you do while you're in the foreign country is more important. To broaded your perspective, you also have to step out of your comfort zone and try new things too. I hope this helps and that you find an option that works for you.^^

Should I study abroad after I graduate in my country?

Hi everyone,
I have been thinking about this for a long time ago, is are there any appropriate [I would use the word "good" instead of "appropriate"] options for me?

My major is Computer Science, and my family wants me to earn money as soon as I graduate, but I prefer to do something different, I desire [I would use "want" instead of "desire"] to study abroad to broaden my mind. [I would say "but I want to study abroad to braoden my mind", leaving out the "I prefer to do something different" part]

However, it costs a huge amount of money to study abroad, which my family cannot afford.

I have an idea of [I would use "I've been considering" instead of "I have an idea of"] working for a foreign company, is it ok? [I'd use "what do you think" instead of "is it okay"]

Please give me a solution.

Study abroad can be very expensive, that's true, but there are some scholarship options, if you are wanting to continue in university. Working abroad can be difficult, as you will need a passport, visas, and other things, but it may be a better choice for you if you cannot attend a foreign university on scholarship.