Getting Out

Your Guide to Leaving America

by Mark Ehrman

Many people are thinking about it.
This book shows how it’s done.

Whether you find the government oppressive, the economy on a devastating course, or if you simply want adventure, you’re not alone. Over 300,000 Americans emigrate each year.

Getting Out walks you through the world of the expat: the reasons, the rules, the resources, the tricks of the trade, along with compelling stories and expertise from expatriate Americans on every continent.

Getting Out shows you where you can most easily gain residence and citizenship, where can you live for a fraction of the cost of where you’re living now, and what countries would be most compatible with your lifestyle, gender, age, or political beliefs.

Chapters Included:

• Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
• Foreign Citizenship and How to Get It
• Work and Study Options Abroad
• Choosing a Country: How Do They Stack Up?
• The Top 50 Expat Meccas
• Doing It: How to Begin, What’s Involved, and Where to Turn
• Web Resources

Mark Ehrman is a frequent traveler and freelance writer whose work regularly appears in the Los Angeles Times, Playboy, Travel and Leisure, and numerous travel magazines and city guidebooks. By the time you read this, he will be living in Berlin.

5 1/4 x 8 1/5 in, 360 Pages, ISBN 0-9760822-7-6, $16.95

Also see Vol 1 of the Process Self Reliance Series:
Preparedness Now!
An Emergency Survival Guide for Civilians and Their Families