27 months on
Nov 27th 2008 | 7:10 pm
#1
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27 months on
Been a while since I have posted however the dream continues. So for anyone unsure about emigrating, my advice is that if you really want to move, be happy and successful (however you wish to define) etc you will find a way to achieve this once you arrive....
I've now been living in Sydney for 26 months and have no regrets about emigrating from the UK. There are many opportunities down under and while no doubt down to a mix of luck and a driven focus I've landed on my feet and achieved more than I had ever expected.
On the personal side I met my soul mate after being here for 2 months, and have since become engaged and married. We've spent a year living on the edge of Manly before buying a home nearer Hornsby that backs onto the National Park.
On a work front I could never have envisaged how well things have gone. Yes it has taken hard work and some luck however I'm now working across Asia Pacific and have the opportunity to relocate to Hong Kong for 3 years if I wish.
My wife and I are just applying for Citizenship (separate thread) and the we continue to live the dream.
I appreciate that for others there have been difficult challenges to overcome, however I hope our happy tale can help encourage others to take the chance.
all the best
Alex
I've now been living in Sydney for 26 months and have no regrets about emigrating from the UK. There are many opportunities down under and while no doubt down to a mix of luck and a driven focus I've landed on my feet and achieved more than I had ever expected.
On the personal side I met my soul mate after being here for 2 months, and have since become engaged and married. We've spent a year living on the edge of Manly before buying a home nearer Hornsby that backs onto the National Park.
On a work front I could never have envisaged how well things have gone. Yes it has taken hard work and some luck however I'm now working across Asia Pacific and have the opportunity to relocate to Hong Kong for 3 years if I wish.
My wife and I are just applying for Citizenship (separate thread) and the we continue to live the dream.
I appreciate that for others there have been difficult challenges to overcome, however I hope our happy tale can help encourage others to take the chance.
all the best
Alex
Nov 28th 2008 | 4:28 am
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From: Where the sun always shines
Re: 27 months on
Been a while since I have posted however the dream continues. So for anyone unsure about emigrating, my advice is that if you really want to move, be happy and successful (however you wish to define) etc you will find a way to achieve this once you arrive....
I've now been living in Sydney for 26 months and have no regrets about emigrating from the UK. There are many opportunities down under and while no doubt down to a mix of luck and a driven focus I've landed on my feet and achieved more than I had ever expected.
On the personal side I met my soul mate after being here for 2 months, and have since become engaged and married. We've spent a year living on the edge of Manly before buying a home nearer Hornsby that backs onto the National Park.
On a work front I could never have envisaged how well things have gone. Yes it has taken hard work and some luck however I'm now working across Asia Pacific and have the opportunity to relocate to Hong Kong for 3 years if I wish.
My wife and I are just applying for Citizenship (separate thread) and the we continue to live the dream.
I appreciate that for others there have been difficult challenges to overcome, however I hope our happy tale can help encourage others to take the chance.
all the best
Alex
I've now been living in Sydney for 26 months and have no regrets about emigrating from the UK. There are many opportunities down under and while no doubt down to a mix of luck and a driven focus I've landed on my feet and achieved more than I had ever expected.
On the personal side I met my soul mate after being here for 2 months, and have since become engaged and married. We've spent a year living on the edge of Manly before buying a home nearer Hornsby that backs onto the National Park.
On a work front I could never have envisaged how well things have gone. Yes it has taken hard work and some luck however I'm now working across Asia Pacific and have the opportunity to relocate to Hong Kong for 3 years if I wish.
My wife and I are just applying for Citizenship (separate thread) and the we continue to live the dream.
I appreciate that for others there have been difficult challenges to overcome, however I hope our happy tale can help encourage others to take the chance.
all the best
Alex
Nov 28th 2008 | 3:30 pm
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