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Quote tjg_marantz My wife is more affected to change in her life so that's why I am thinking Japan, less of a shock than Korea. Maybe we are kidding ourselves thinking either is 'easier' than the other but it is a factor, while being foreign, Japan, seems less foreign than Korea(hope that made sense). |
I think you are right. I imagine Japan would be an easier (less foreign) place to live. i totally makes sene.
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Quote tjg_marantz (seeing temples interests me a lot more than bimbos in bars). |
Me, too!
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Quote tjg_marantz As long as we have enough for the apartment, food, clothing, utilities and some side trips, we are happy. |
This, IMO, will not be difficult at all. Most people at the very minimum break even. It's pretty easy to save some money.
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Quote tjg_marantz Now I just have to see about bringing our cats. The biggest hurdle I am sure  |
I was just looking at bringing our dog to Japan. it looks like they just recently made it a lot easier if you don't mind implanting a chip of some sort into your cat. i guess its for tracking purposes. From what i read, do check it out for yourself though, you need to have a chip implanted in the pet and then have them checked at a vet very soon before you depart for Japan. I know there are some other things you need to do but those are the main ones. From what i read it seemed pretty straightforward for keeping your pet out of extended quarantine.
eric