3. Finances and Banking before Moving
When people travel or live abroad, one of the most important aspects is finances. Banking should always be taken care of. Drop by your bank and ask for consultation if you do not know how foreign transactions work. In some countries there are banks that charge fees. Make sure that you have a credit card you will be able to use abroad without losing any money. Services may be too expensive. For example, you might be asked to pay up to 5 bucks for a withdrawal. Sum up your yearly withdrawals and you’ll see that the money you spend for the service is substantial. Look for banks, services and credits cards that permit customers to perform money transactions at no cost.

4. Storing Your Things
It is not a good idea to store heavy items and big things. You can always buy them after you arrive at your destination. Throw away what has no value. You can also give such things to those who need them. Do not take all those items with you. Once you arrive, you’ll be able to purchase all you need. It is very possible that you will find better stuff abroad and for a more affordable price. Look around and ask locals where you should go shopping for furniture and equipment. Over there people may have great stores and shops as well.