Emigration to latin america

kwyjibo · n00b Joined: 21 Feb 2005 Posts: 14 Location: Switzerland

Just to let you know:

Booked a flight. Will fly into Santiago on Sept. 2nd and start spanish language school which will last 2 months.

So I'll try to find a job in the IT sector starting from November.
What I learned that my bachelor degree will count as "Ingeniero de Ejecucion en Informatica". If I don't get a job or if I'm not in the mood for working i'll just travel around south america.
I definately want to visit Patagonia, Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, Venezuela and many places more. My return ticket is valid 1 year. So I don't know what will happen in Aug 2007: maybe fly home for good or just to visit my friends back in Europe.

All people I told about my plans encouraged me to do it - even my parents

I thought it was like: Are you crazy? south america!!1eleven!!!

rezza · Posted: Thu Jul 06, 2006 10:12 pm Post subject:

My brother (British born and bred) lived in Buenos Aires for about 7/8 years, and really enjoyed it. He worked for a UK company to start with, then worked for a big multinational that payed him in US dollars, then he got fed up with being on the other side of the world and asked for a transfer to Europe. He moved to Switzerland a few months back, and quite likes it so far I think. Apart from the property prices in Geneva, holy shit!
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StarDragon · Guru Joined: 19 Jun 2005 Posts: 390 Location: tEXas

its good to travel around the world... im surprised ur open minded enough to wanna come to south america of all places!

i wouldnt mind movin to europe to live there for the rest of my life.

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