Need to leave my country.

[Phrae]

Hey I need to leave Im in an abusive situation and the government is involved assisting in this abuse.

 

I cannot explain in details as that would be problematic for me.

 

I need information on anywhere I can leave and live for 1-2 years.

 

I am sorry for sounding pathetic but I need someone to assist me right now.

At least if you can point me in the direction I would be thankful.

[Rafael Thundercat]

4 hours ago, Phrae said:

Hey I need to leave Im in an abusive situation and the government is involved assisting in this abuse.

 

I cannot explain in details as that would be problematic for me.

 

I need information on anywhere I can leave and live for 1-2 years.

 

I am sorry for sounding pathetic but I need someone to assist me right now.

At least if you can point me in the direction I would be thankful.

Where are you living and to where you ate open to move?

[Rafael Thundercat]

Do you have enogth resources to travel and start again in a different place? What are your Skills ? Since you will need to take care of yourself in the place you are moving to

[BlueOak]

With money its easier, if you can support yourself you are more likely to get a visa or citizenship. If you are low on money, many countries in the west and elsewhere, will take on foreign workers going abroad to work. It won't be the same as living abroad permanently but it will buy you time to save up money and begin to make that happen, while at the same time getting you out of your own country at the earliest opportunity.

https://www.gooverseas.com/work-abroad

https://www.prospects.ac.uk/jobs-and-work-experience/working-abroad

https://jobs.goabroad.com/

There are many websites, do a search for 'working abroad'.

It is a way to experience those countries or locations in them firsthand, do a bit of a search to see if people have talked about the company or experiences that you are interested in so you can better understand what you are signing up for.

Additionally, i'd look at countries close to you that hire workers or staff from your country, as they may require people who speak your language, or relate to your culture. Even with no skills, you can look for language jobs teaching your language at colleges or jobs such as being a translator written or verbal overseas.

As a final option in an emergency, join a volunteer program, and take on a part-time job while you are there to pay the bills, i'm 99% sure the volunteer agency will help you with that, as they will likely get that question a lot.

Edited January 24 by BlueOak