Working Abroad is a lot of sacrifice.

[Chulahk]

It is really a sacrifice. I don't try work abroad yet but I'm thinking that I'll work to the country that different from culture of my country and far from my friends and family

Yes indeed it is a great sacrifice. But there are times that people need to work abroad to have bigger income for their family. Yes maybe it is dangerous but it depends on the country or boss you were assigned. Nowadays, people work abroad for the needs of their children and family.

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[Rarahumaira]

That is true, working abroad is not an easy job especially when you are a emotional person. You will sacrifice the life to be with your family.

[Blackmet]

When you love your country , your familu and also have good friends there, yes it's a lot of sacriface. Sometimes you just want to leave that place and it's pleasure.

[BtcoinSpider]

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[equestrianbucking]

Yes. It’s too much of a difference and one has to sacrifice a lot in their life.

[merchantmafnchester778f]

Not really. Working abroad can be a fun thing to do.

[argonresonates3]

Working abroad can surely be good money but it is difficult to adjust.

[HappyMod]

Is it sacrificing things, or is it opening up yourself and changing?

Yes other countries have different laws and different norms/values and unwritten rules. Myself, I moved fron The Netherlands to San Francisco two months ago. It was a huge step for me, even though SF is probably the most European-like city in the US.

Though, working abroad is a very valuable experience and opens up new thoughts and ideas, you see things you've never seen before that help you being more creative. I'd personally advice anyone who gets the chance to work abroad? To take the big step and go for it.

Everyone has his setbacks while being abroad, sometimes it's in a week and sometimes in a few months. Personally I am still in the exploring phase, and embrace all the adventures that come to me & I take this experience to improve and think about new opportunities, or services. Not to even mention personal development, something that cannot be taught but has to be experienced in this case.

[Ethreyes]

YeS of course its part of life even you are working in your own country you it is still difficult...  But working abroad is much more dddifficu and it means a lot of sacrifices.. Because first of all you are not in your own country the way people live their life there is very different compare with our own country...

[outdatedruff7]

Can be difficult as it is a new world altogether and adjusting can be difficult. 

[arnelpineda]

yes.its all about sacrificing.you dont see your child growing up.

[radiationaggravated9]

Yes. you have to leave your family and your social circle behind.

[CoinOnTheBeach]

working abroad is a sacrifice for some, but there are people who enjoy learning new cultures and the challenge of fresh start.
besides there is an added bonus of travelling.

[Tharel]

I agree, it's very heartbreaking to see parents sacrifice living and working abroad just to provide financial support to their families. It's very hard to take care of someone that's not their relatives and yet receiving their attention and care while their own families are longing to see and spend time with them. There are many workers abroad that are being maltreated by their employers and must be given enough attention by the government. That's why they are considered heroes because they sacrifice their lives just to give their families' needs.

[roomboy85]

People who work abroad sacrifice a lot of things..i myself work abroad in saudi arabia before. My first time in abroad is not easy,you need to adjust on thier religious beleif or culture and the saddess part is i really miss my relatives but i need to be strong to finish my contract and to earn money to support the needs of my family.

[herlips]

Working abroad has definitely a lot of sacrifice. You will live far away from your family, you need to live with people you don't really know and sometimes you need to live alone. My advice to people who want to work abroad, is just be strong and always thought of your objectives that you are working for your family.

[Cyanics]

its really hard to restrain from the delicious foods made by mom, caring and soothing hands of sister and fathers care and keen observati

[hoaryaltitudev]

its my dream to work abroad and represent my country in the foreign countries. hope i could work in sydney

[DEVIDIRUS]

For a long time I want to work abroad, but under present conditions this is a real robbery - if I go with the help of the agency, I'm afraid alone, but I would very much like to visit Italy (

[SoundChariGrabs]

Yea its really sacrificing because we need to live away from the locality and peoples with whom we grew up. its hard really