Life in a foreign country (dilemma)?

Question

If anyone can relate, could you please share your thoughts. thanx. i'd like to leave and start a life in a foreign country, but i'd like to settle down and stay there forever. my question is (since the embassy won't tell you these things), what is the likelihood of attaining a citizenship if you never marry? is there a way to find this out? it just says you need to live there for a certain amount of years, but it does not say whether you will actually be able to obtain it. i'm asking because if i do go there, i should start learning the language now, but i don't want it to be a waste of time. how can i know i will be able to obtain the citizenship one day? if you don't have that, you have no guarantees whatsoever. should i not go even though it's like my ultimate dream/goal? like i mentioned, i don't want the life when i have to go back some day. thanx a lot for any advice

Answer 1

Different countries have different rules...Go to the embassy for the country/nation and ask, or you could call.  I was considering moving to Australia years ago and citizenship was a money and skill issue. In other words if had a skill they needed or enough money to start business (200K at the time) they would grant me a favored status on my way to citizenship. I'm sure that has changed by now but you get the idea.

Answer 2

Its hard to answer your really good questions without knowing what country you are looking at.  So what country?  

I lived in Germany for three years and despite the fact I was still learning the language I loved it.  I think even if you don't spend forever in another country you will still learn so much.  I plan on moving to another country again before I die; hopefully.  Leaving in other countries opens your eyes to the world so do it.  Start scanning the internet for facts on moving to that specific country.

Answer 3

yes, there is a way. but it will take a lot of time.

you should call the embassy or visit it and find out more details.

but it is possible.