IMO, it's
1) if you're going to work there, make sure it pays well, have a good time, know when enough is enough and it's time to leave, and leave with more money than you arrived with.
2) if you're not going to work there, make sure you can manage your wealth by either working part of each year back in your homeland or having enough capital to last for decades without working
Anyone else seems likely to be in for a bumpy or burned bridges & tedious rut time
1) if you're going to work there, make sure it pays well, have a good time, know when enough is enough and it's time to leave, and leave with more money than you arrived with.
2) if you're not going to work there, make sure you can manage your wealth by either working part of each year back in your homeland or having enough capital to last for decades without working
Anyone else seems likely to be in for a bumpy or burned bridges & tedious rut time
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