Orchid Win7 v1 wrote:

This:

> Only a
> tiny fraction of the people here live in the same country.

and this:

> - I live in a different city.

are actually partly played out by this:

> - I'm at a different life stage. (They're all married with children, for
> example.)

You don't have family. You don't own a house. That means it's physically 
easier for you to move than for them. Put out an EU-wide search for the 
websites and check the intresting jobs that you find. See where they 
are, and then check the environment out there. What activities/hobbies 
etc are available, how are people out there, how does the place look 
like. Just think if you could see yourself living there, even for a 
small while. If yes, apply. If you don't like living there, just move 
back. At least you'll have more experience and at the next interviews 
you can say you've worked - or at least checked - at <name the place here>.

-Aero

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