I am 40 year female and want to settle abroad. I work as a corporate trainer and my husband is in IT. We have 2 kids one in class 9 and class 6. I want my elder kid to study abroad after 10. What are the good options for us to consider?

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Ans: Hello,

First of all thank you for contacting us. It’s great that you’re considering relocating abroad with your son. Given your background in nursing and his education in IT, you have a range of options to explore. Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom are all excellent choices that you can consider each offering high quality of life, strong healthcare systems, and a plethora of opportunities for skilled professionals. Canada and Australia have robust immigration pathways and regional opportunities, while New Zealand provides a welcoming environment and straightforward visa options. I wish you both all the best in your future endevours.

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Ans: Hi Taruna....Given your extensive experience in the non-profit sector (although you didnt mention your specific work sector), there are several countries that offer family-friendly environments. Canada and Australia are popular choices due to their demand for skilled professionals in the non-profit sector, inclusive immigration policies, and strong support for family life, such as access to quality education and healthcare. The UK is another option, especially if you have experience in areas like fundraising, program management, or community development, as there are many NGOs and charitable organizations there. Additionally, countries like New Zealand and some European nations, such as the Netherlands or Germany, are known for their work-life balance, strong public welfare systems, and demand for experienced professionals in the social sector. Depending on your family's preferences and your professional goals, these options could provide a smooth transition and fulfilling career opportunities abroad.

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