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by padthai
3445 days ago
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This is what I have noticed too. It is a way to start living in the country and then get a job (specially a entry-level job). Also to improve their fluency in the language of that particular country. UK is specially popular because they speak English. A minority of those well educated people might get stuck, though. |
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