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Well, just a few things that come to mind: * Speaking the language -- in some places they don't speak much English, and certainly don't do official paperwork i
by dale_glass 5y ago
Well, just a few things that come to mind:
* Speaking the language -- in some places they don't speak much English, and certainly don't do official paperwork in it.
* Local laws
* Safety
* How much stuff you need is going to be nearby
* Internet access
* Local culture
* Employment
* Friends and family
Like, I don't know much about Serbia (just looked up where housing is cheap), but from what I hear I could get a pretty good deal if I moved to Russia -- they're desperate for tech workers and offering some very good perks regarding mortgages and so on. But on the other hand, is living in Russia that good of a deal right now? I don't think so.
They've got a bad government, slow and very restricted internet access, a not terribly pleasant society overall in my impression, and the economy is circling the drain due to all the sanctions.
- tryauuum 5y agosome nitpicking: internet in Russia is very fast and stable. But you are right when you say "restricted". The retarded government tries to ban some websites.
- dale_glass 5y agoHow fast of a connection can you get? I'm on 1Gbps fiber, and can get 10G/10G fiber for cheap at my home right now, and just finished with the preparations.
- tryauuum 5y agoMy internet provider provides bandwidth up to 800 Mbit, I use the 200 Mbit package