It is individual preference, but learn to speak their language if you wish to migrate to their country. Studying in their university is always the key to get into local job after graduation.

If your relying on job as first step, try international company which operates in Malaysia and any other country with the potential of moving abroad if there are opportunities. Make sure you have the set skills required to get employed within big organisations. Some countries have shortage of worker, i.e. in the UK they publish an updated skill shortage annually and if you have the skills which fall within the bucket, then your very welcome to apply and have higher chance being employed.

Australia is tough to get in because they are using point system based on the merit, education, English scoring (IELTS) and if you have any support, immediate family in Australia. My cousin had to wait nearly 1 year to get his visa approved but now I think he is full PR there.

Otherwise, there is Working Holidaymaker visa in the UK, Australia (unsure), NZ these are the popular destination.

Grass is always greener on the other side, you always heard of either positive side of that particular country or the negative side and until you experience it first hand, you will never know whether you will like it there.

Neither do I but have worked my way and lady luck was on my side, they paid my University fee ... don't do it too late bro as the regulations keep changing, when there is chance grab it. You also need luck on your side.

GL

This post has been edited by 4agze: Apr 16 2015, 08:13 PM