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this post was submitted on 16 Feb 2026
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That's about $30-40k more than most people have.... Before student loans
Edit: I ain't hating, good for you for making it out! It's an incredibly difficult thing to do, to uproot your entire life and move to a whole new country, and especially if it's not an English speaking one.
I mean, what they going to do if you take out a 10K loan and leave it all behind? Does US debt follow you to other countries?
Most countries you'd want to go to have a tax agreement with the US to negate the effects of double taxation.