Have you ever moved out of your home country?

Yes.....about 10-12% of Kiwis call Australia home or at least live there. They may or maybe not be dual citizens. Not a huge cultural difference....in that they were both colonised by the British. Their Indigenous cultures are however very different as are the Aboriginal and Māori peoples obviously. Australia has better red wine....and beer. NZ plays the better rugby.

Yes. First is excitement. I really didn’t wallow much about moving because I’m already an adult and I wanted to make my own life.
Everything is beautiful and new. Then you get homesick. Then you miss your friends and family from home but you will get used to it. Then suddenly, you’ve managed to make friends, adapt and everything around you seems familiar and comfortable and then you realize that this “new “ place has become your home.

Twice …

Wasn’t easy … homesickness but it was different then … no internet and international calls were very costly …

I've lived in seven different countries for anywhere from a year to 4 years (home is the U.S.) and found some easier to assimilate into, but overall I found each to be a positive experience.

yep when i was a kid.
It was real hard. I loved living in my home country and I hated leaving friends and some family. Made it even harder that I did not speak the language of the country i moved to.

I still hate it here and would have moved back a long time ago but i dont want to do to my son what happened to me. Granted i fully understand why my parents did what they did and thankful for it greatly but I still miss my home.

Moved here in 2007. It was different, but good because I lived with my aunt and cousins first. Became homesick for a while then I've learned to be more independent. Studied, worked hard and eventually made my own family.

Moving to Canada turned my life around, I’m so independent here, it’s my favourite country now

I moved out of Alabama. Does that count?

Nope, but I have moved to a city where nobody speaks my language.

My experience thought me that, deep inside people are pretty much the same everywhere.

Different food, religion, language and color but still the same bullshit in a newer plate.

Yes from China to Phillipinnes, Thailand, Vietnam and now in Malaysia

Yes I’ve lived in Three or Four depending on how you count two different countries in the UK. Australia, France. Scotland and England.

Not really, yet sort of. I was stationed for a year-and-a-half in Germany while with the Army. Since I lived on base, you could say I was sort of still living in a slice of the U.S. Except I became good friends with a German family, spent a lot of time off base with them, then took a European discharge and spent another 6 months knocking around Europe before returning to the U.S. Again, more touristy than actual living there, but pretty close.

Yes. Thrice!
No place like home.
The feeling of non-belonging never leaves.

Yeah, only to realize that how weirdly misfit I am, where ever I go 😂

Yes
I didn't think i just did it
Then moved back after a few years

Yes. Military. Turkey for 16 months. Was different.

Yes, and love it

Never been. I'd love to one day.

Only for short time but yes when I am finish at university I move to Amsterdam for almost 1 year. I did lots of things here try to be different in myself, I have write a blog at the time you can see it is in Polish but I can translate for anyone!
https://dniamsterdamu.blogspot.com/

Like a rolling stone. Once it gets going, it's likely to be dislocated again and again.
The story about the old country and the new world is usually a lie.

Moved out ? .. No

Spent several months on each of a couple projects that saw heavy travel back and forth (~ 2 weeks home, 2 weeks there) to two different countries for work.

I lived in Germany for 3 years. I loved it but started to get a bit embarrassed about how bad my German was. It was difficult when English was the working language at the institute I worked at.

two times

went to high school in England

lived in Afghanistan for 4 years

it was exactly what you would expect

What is your definition of 'home' country?

Yes, but I was five, so my new country became home. I’d like to move again, though.

Nope, barely have left it

While In the Military, yes.

Yes a few times

Yep

Yes

Nope

No.

I have not.

Nope

Nope

Lived in four different countries. I enjoy the ability to move wherever