The best training abroad isn’t in the obvious countries.

What the training costs, whether the industry knows the name, and whether finishing lets you work in the trade.

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Tuition a year

Living a month

Only if the whole country fits, not just part of itLeave out the four everyone names

3/5confirmed

Tuition and Living unknown

A DNI, and then patience

4/5confirmed

Cheap, sunny, and paid for in cash

5/5confirmed

A tax file number, then everything else

4/5confirmed

English gets you far, the traffic gets you nowhere

4/5confirmed

Orderly, English-speaking, and quiet to the point of empty

5/5confirmed

Dollars everywhere, paperwork nowhere

5/5confirmed

A SIN number, then everything else

4/5confirmed

The RUT before anything else

4/5confirmed

The CAJA card unlocks the residence card

4/5confirmed

5/5confirmed

Insurance before anything else

4/5confirmed

Warm, loud, and quicker than the paperwork suggests

4/5confirmed

An ID card, and then everything at once

5/5confirmed

French, and a dossier for everything

2/5confirmed

Tuition and Field reputation and Industry access unknown

5/5confirmed

Address registration before anything else

5/5confirmed

Everything in English, nothing on time

4/5confirmed

Warm, cheap and slow — the last one in both senses

4/5confirmed

A PPS number before anything else

5/5confirmed

Fast trains, slow offices

5/5confirmed

Ward office first, then everything else

5/5confirmed

English in Amman, Arabic at the counter

4/5confirmed

Russian gets you further than English

5/5confirmed

Everything digital, everything in Lithuanian

5/5confirmed

4/5confirmed

Small island, short queues

4/5confirmed

CURP first, then everything else

4/5confirmed

French first, then the prefecture

4/5confirmed

Everything in English, everything a long drive away

4/5confirmed

Cheap and warm-hearted, and the paperwork never ends

5/5confirmed

A BSN first, then everything else

4/5confirmed

Everything works, and everything is sponsored

5/5confirmed

Dollars, lawyers, and air conditioning

4/5confirmed

Everything in English, nothing in a hurry

5/5confirmed

A residence card unlocks the rest

5/5confirmed

Tax number first, then everything else

4/5confirmed

Fast internet, slow institutions

4/5confirmed

Orderly to a degree that surprises people

4/5confirmed

Small enough that everything is nearby

4/5confirmed

Everything in English, nothing without a car

4/5confirmed

Fast at everything except the visa

5/5confirmed

The padrón unlocks everything else

5/5confirmed

Everything works, everything is billed

5/5confirmed

Everything fast, except the paperwork

4/5confirmed

French first, then patience

4/5confirmed

Check the neighbourhood, then everything else

5/5confirmed

Proof of address is the blocker

5/5confirmed

Emirates ID first, then everything at once

4/5confirmed

Slow paperwork, quick everything else

5/5confirmed

Sort out health insurance before anything else

4/5confirmed

Cash, Russian, and a country in a hurry

4/5confirmed

Cheap daily life, opaque paperwork

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