Many Americans think moving abroad is just about traveling more—but the day-to-day differences can be even more impactful. In this episode, we explore specific things you can do in Europe that are harder—or impossible—to access in the U.S.

We’ll cover four major areas of opportunity:

• Lifestyle: like weekend trips to other countries, generous vacation time, and a slower pace of life
• Culture and Education: everyday access to history, art, languages, and even affordable degrees
• Career and Finances: better healthcare, strong public transport, and visas for freelancers or remote workers
• Personal Growth: the freedom to reinvent yourself and gain a broader global perspective

Living abroad isn’t always better—but it’s often different in meaningful ways. Which of these differences would matter most in your life?

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One of the most common fears about moving abroad is this: What if I hate it? What if I regret everything and want to come back?

In this episode, we unpack that fear—where it comes from, how to manage it, and why it doesn’t have to hold you back. You’ll learn how to reframe the “worst case scenario,” prepare yourself practically and emotionally, and about others who moved abroad and navigated the same doubts.

We’ll talk about how social media can sometimes glamorize life abroad, how to give yourself grace when things feel uncertain, and why the biggest regret often isn’t moving—it’s not trying at all.

This episode is for anyone feeling stuck between the dream of moving abroad and the fear of making a mistake🔥

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When I was thinking about moving abroad, a few people warned me that my salary would likely be lower if I moved to London. And honestly? I didn’t care. I wanted to move to London so badly that a lower salary didn’t phase me.

For the first couple of years, I don’t think money really mattered that much to me—it was more about the experience. But when you're looking at the long term, it's worth asking: Would I actually be better off financially living in Europe instead of the US?

It’s an important question, and the answer might not be as straightforward as you think. So let’s take a closer look.

First, we’ll go over some of the key factors that affect your financial situation when living in Europe vs. the US. Then, we’ll compare 5 US cities and 5 European cities—looking at average incomes and cost of living—to see where you might be able to live more comfortably.

Tune in to hear the full breakdown!

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You want to move to Europe, but you're wondering — can I actually get a job there as an American? Or is that just a fantasy people post about on Instagram?

This is one of the most searched topics on our website, and for good reason — it’s one of the biggest hurdles Americans face when thinking about moving abroad.

In this episode, we unpack the truth about getting hired in Europe as an American. We’ll cover the five most common job paths Americans take, from remote work and teaching English to roles in multinational companies and freelancing. We’ll also break down language requirements, visa options, and which countries are most accessible.

You’ll learn:

• When you don’t need to speak the local language
• The difference between finding a job vs. securing a visa
• Real examples of where and how Americans are getting hired

If you’ve ever thought, “No one’s going to hire me in Europe,” this episode is your mindset shift. Getting a job abroad is possible — with the right strategy.

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More Americans than ever are thinking about moving abroad—but is it always the right choice? 

In this episode, we explore a question many people wrestle with: Should you actually leave the U.S. permanently, or would visiting another country be enough? We break down the difference between traveling and living abroad, when it makes sense to make the move, and when it’s better to stay put or take a short-term trip.

You’ll learn:

• Why so many people are considering life outside the U.S.
• The emotional and practical differences between visiting and relocating
• What makes moving abroad truly worth it—and when it’s not
• How to decide if you're escaping something or building something

If you’re unsure where to go, take the free quiz below to find your best-fit European city. Or take the quiz at jordangiberson.com/quiz. 💛

Listen in before you book that one-way ticket.

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If a meteor wiped out London tomorrow, where would I move next in Europe—and why?

In this episode, I walk through the five places in Europe that would top my relocation list if I had to move out of London and why. Part practical, part playful, this thought experiment is built around a real question many of you have asked: If London isn’t an option, what’s next? 

I share the exact qualities I’d look for in a new home base—like walkability, affordability, international communities, and visa access—and explain why each city abroad stands out as some of the best places to move to in Europe.

Plus, a few under-the-radar honorable mentions you might not have considered...

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From career changes and family responsibilities to shifting visa policies and travel restrictions, the window to move freely might narrow. I break down how life’s unpredictability—falling in love, aging parents, health concerns—can delay or derail your dream. I also cover major visa changes coming in countries like the UK, Portugal, Greece, and across Europe that will make moving more difficult in the near future.

You’ll also hear the long-term benefits of moving abroad today, plus practical steps to take now—research, finances, visas, and more—to make your move happen.

If you’ve been waiting for the “perfect time,” this episode is your reminder: the time is now. 

🎧 Listen to get a clear, realistic picture of why it’s smarter to act sooner rather than later—and what to do next.

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Is Europe really safer than the U.S.—or does it just feel that way?

In this episode of Move Abroad, we break down one of the most common (and loaded) questions I get: Is Europe actually safer than the U.S.? The answer isn’t a simple yes or no—it depends on how you define “safe.”

We’ll look at real-world data and personal experiences to explore safety through multiple lenses:

• Gun violence and violent crime
• Healthcare access and affordability
• Transportation and traffic deaths
• Political and social stability
• Everyday emotional and cultural safety

You’ll learn how Europe and the U.S. compare when it comes to both statistics and quality of life—and what those differences might mean for your move abroad.

If safety is a top concern for you, Don't miss this episode.

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If you’ve been applying to job after job abroad and hearing nothing but crickets, you’re not alone — and you’re probably not doing anything wrong… but you might be using the wrong strategy.

In this episode of the Move Abroad podcast, Jordan Giberson breaks down exactly why your international job applications might be getting ignored — and what to do instead. You’ll learn:

• Why visa issues and local talent laws put you at a disadvantage — and how to work around it
• How to make your resume, cover letter, and LinkedIn actually stand out
• The key to finding companies willing to sponsor you
• The hidden power of networking (and how to do it without being weird)
• What to do if your current job doesn’t easily translate abroad
• And how to combine quality and quantity to get real results

Don’t waste months applying blindly. Shift your approach and get back in the game — smarter and more confident. Grab a coffee or take this episode on your next walk.

Your dream job abroad is out there — let’s get you noticed.

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If you’ve ever thought, “I need to get out of this country because of the crazy politics,” this episode is for you.

For many Americans, political burnout, polarization, and frustration are part of the reason they consider moving abroad. In this episode, we explore how U.S. politics continues to affect you after you leave—and how it doesn’t.

We cover:

• Why politics drives people to leave the U.S.
• What actually changes (and doesn’t) once you're living abroad
• Emotional and identity shifts
• The political landscape in your new country
• How distance can bring clarity

Living abroad doesn’t erase your connection to the U.S.—but it might give you the peace of mind you’ve been craving.

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