Living abroad part 2 7. Better late than never? Do you know people who moved abroad young? Who left when in their 30-s, 40-s, 50-s? Was that easy/ hard for them? If you living then was a child, it is easy to learn new language and your life goes his turn. You’ll meet with another kids and you don’t need to think about how to solve a lot of bureaucratic problems unlike your parents. If you move later, it’s harder, you need to solve some problems, you are not native speaker and you need to do money for living

8. What country would you like to live in? Why? Canada or USA. It’s immigrant country, I think adaptation there could be easily then England.

9. What would you like to do there? Maybe start a new life - change your lifestyle and profession? Yes, I think about studying in Canada. I like college craft and arts in new brunsvik.

10. What preparations should one make? Any documents? What things should you take with you? It is language and a lot of money

11. If living abroad, what would you miss the most? I don’t know.. may be my friends. But my best friend already leave far from me...And then I moved to Moscow in 17, I am meeting with my whole family one or twice in the year.