When considering moving abroad, many people may feel overwhelmed by the things they think they need to prepare or bring with them. However, it’s essential to recognize that living in a new country allows you to rethink these needs. First, credit scores can be a massive worry for expats moving into a different financial system. But, as stated, no one will ask about your credit score, allowing you to start fresh without the pressure of previous financial decisions. Secondly, the necessity of owning a car often weighs on those relocating. Many countries offer excellent public transportation, and in well-designed cities, walking can be both feasible and enjoyable. Embracing local transport can lead to savings and less stress. Lastly, while professional connections are important, the reality is that you don’t need a vast network to find housing, obtain a visa, or adapt to a new environment. Building relationships organically in your new community can provide valuable support and easing your transition. By letting go of these three c's, you can navigate your international journey with more freedom and excitement.