Mother Maria de Tweet, 39, moved from reading to a new country to start a new life with her husband abroad. It has beautiful weather and differences in the cost of living
A woman who got rid of her life in the UK shared the reason for her re -employment to South Africa and revealed the many benefits that she lived so far.
Maria de Tweet, 39, who used to live in Reding, said she is tired of the cost of living such as child care and expensive rent. She decided to start a new life in South Africa last year, after she gave birth to her first child.
The former university professor had to exceed more than 1400 pounds per month to care for children while living in England. Now, my mother, who is originally from Greece, says she is happy because she moved to her country's native country.
She lives in the Gulf, Western Cape, and enjoys 26 degrees Celsius even in the winter. Speaking about changing the main life, she said: “We have moved because the UK has become a very great place, or nice as it was, for work, and people from abroad. In reading, we really started to start thinking about how much you have to pay for things like childcare – we will have to pay 1400 pounds every month on the low end.”
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Low daily expenses and whispers are definitely cheaper than the United Kingdom. According to the database, Numbeo, the cost of living in South Africa is 49 % lower than most British and rented, eating, and daily elements come in a small part of the cost.
In addition to saving money, the weather is definitely an improvement for Maria and her family. September bringing 29 ° C is common. There is also a wonderful society that makes moving all over the world easier. “Things in South Africa feel incredibly active,” said Maria.
“I have joined many WhatsApp groups and community groups trying to meet people here, and there is a lot of movement. People who always announce local companies, just a few years ago people were struggling to find a job. But now everyone knows him in employment. It's a good sign of the next things.”
After opening up to its first impressions of life in South Africa, she discussed the difference between the country and the British. She said: “I think the main difference between life in South Africa is that people here are more direct with you. Social media and news make it look as if the country is much worse than they are – like everywhere, there are only pockets of problems.”
A travel expert revealed some of the benefits of moving abroad and said in some cases that you can maintain the US salary. “The cost of living is much lower in South Africa, and with the desired expansion of the Bedouin digital scheme, the opportunities are countless. You can live in the sun and landscapes with the UK's salary,” said Simon Hood, CEO of Transport Company, John Masson International.
