¿Cuáles son las mejores maneras de hacer que su experiencia de reubicación internacional sea un éxito?

Absolutely agree, even to do all this is very time consuming... The 1 important step: to understand Why you are moving? 2. To find and select the best for your/ your family matching country.

It is hardest part for which is really hard to be prepeared and some newcomers are dealing with adaptation stages for many years. For younger people it takes less time. The younger you are - the easier it is to accept new culture. But when the adult people have correct attitude, mindset and expectations the adaptation and assimilation process can also be quick

It is known that every new language is opening the door and windows to the new culture, vision and better understanding of our civilization. The more doors we can open by speaking with the hosts the same language, tuning to the new cultural norms and stories, the more new friendly relationship we can build and quickly we will be accepted and adjusted to the new life. Yes, it is not easy to do, especially when you are adult, but based on my personal multi-immigration experience it is the only "organic way" to be part of the new country and enjoy our new discoveries and horizons.

One thing I found really helpful in accepting and embracing the new culture is to be curious and learn more about history by visiting the museums and art exhibitions, travel across the new country and visiting monuments and archeological sites ( if exists). The new cultural discovery will help to open your mind, grow and became enriched with the new perspectives and knowledge

Moving away from your home country to another location is a not as glamorous as we are made to think of it. One of the invisible deterrents which many do not think or plan about is the cultural shock. Every part of the worlds has its own way of life which includes food, music, travel, behavior, mannerisms, use of language etc. To get to know about all this before you move into that part of world, will help you adjust & Adapt quickly. You can try contacting friend or friends of friends who have already moved & gather information before you move. I have a friend who actually lived alone for a few months before he moved his family. This helped him prepare his family for the transition smoothly.

First of all, prejudices often play a role, and engaging in mutual contact and conversation aids in breaking down such biases. Initiate conversations with neighbors, especially with elderly individuals or local families, as they can be excellent initial connections to break down barriers. While words are important, also demonstrate that you are keen on integration. Secondly, immerse yourself in local activities and visit places frequented by locals. Enroll your children in local schools and explore typical cuisine. Thirdly, familiarize yourself with local customs. And if you plan to stay in country x for an extended period, learning the local language will sooner or later be the door opener to more meaninful interactions with locals.

Remember and cherish your roots, keep your connections with family and old friends, as it is important part of who you are now and who you will be in the future. It is important at the beginning of your new journey, as well as you will be raising your children in the new country environment. Today it is pretty easy to keep contact, and live conversation with dear to you people, thanks to the technology.