If you want to go to an English speaking country for half a year, please recommend it! It is best to

Recommend you to go to New Zealand.

1 New Zealand is a Commonwealth country and speaks English.

2 New Zealand's consumption level is low, 4000-5000 yuan per month is enough.

3 New Zealand is the safest country in the world and has good social security.

4 New Zealand has beautiful scenery, the Lord of the Rings, the filming location of Narnia, known as the last pure land in the world.

5 New Zealand** has opened a working holiday visa since last year, encouraging young people to travel while working, the visa period is one year, and they can obtain legal working qualifications while learning English and traveling.

If there's anything you don't understand, just hi me or q me.

Forehead... Personally, I feel that your requirements are contradictory.

Because in English-speaking countries, in addition to the Commonwealth, it is the United States, or a colony of the United Kingdom... I don't know of any English-speaking country other than the United States where American pronunciation is spoken...

If you want to listen to the United States, you have to go to the United States, and the visa is more troublesome.

But the UK-Australia visa is easier, and the scenery is good...

If it's purely for the sake of practicing speaking, it's actually okay in China. As for finding GF, it's better to go with the flow. It's hard to say ...

No national tourist visa can give 6 months.

The rent is at least 3000 for yourself.

Caribbean countries, except the United States, have to transit in the United States or Europe to prepare transit visas.

Reason! :d

If you go to a language school and get an admission letter, isn't it a student visa? You can also apply for a tourist visa. However, it should be seen that some countries do not allow part-time jobs. Find out before you go.

Well, Australia, just be mentally prepared, there are a lot of Chinese ...... in Sydney

Australia to apply for a tourist visa.

Do you think it's so easy to work in the dark? I also "practiced English and experienced life".

In addition, IELTS score of 5, don't try to practice English. If you go out to study, it's no problem, but if you want to work, you can only do work that doesn't require speaking, it's better to be a porter, wash dishes or something, you can't exercise your language at all, and you can't experience real life.

If you really want to go, let's study abroad, the identity is legal, and the part-time job is legal. But I still advise you not to go out if you want to work part-time, and if you want to practice your language, go out and read the language honestly. By the way, I work part-time to earn some living expenses.

To put it more bluntly, I hope you don't mind.

United States, United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Canada.

No amount of Chinese in a foreign country will stop you from practicing your spoken English, unless you run to Chinatown all day.

Let's go to the UK.

Flower 8w...Get to study abroad.

Can be played for a year.

8w tuition. There are 6w for studying in a language school.

2W is used for formalities.

If you want to play for half a year, you can play for half a year.

Because now the UK is in good hands.

The UK needs money to spend!

Who told you that Australia is full of Chinese?

I have to go to a place with a lot of Chinese people, like Chinatown.

If you go to Canberra, the capital, there won't be so many Chinese.

What's more, there are not many people on the street, and it is not easy to see Chinese people.

And even in a country like the United Kingdom, which is very difficult to immigrate, there are a lot of Chinese people who have an American accent in Chinatown. If you don't want to go to the United States, then you have to go to Canada.

Then you can handle European countries, which are basically English-speaking countries!! But there is a lot of information!!

Australia is relatively speaking, it is the easiest visa among English-speaking countries.

Singapore, Canada and the United Kingdom.

Singapore, Malaysia, India, Philippines.

First of all, decide which country you are going to Visa policies vary from country to country.

The main English-speaking countries under the age of 16 cannot be visited alone, the time limit for tourist visas is 30 days, the capital requirement is more than 50,000 yuan, and the minimum time deposit is not less than 3 months.

If you want to go abroad, first apply for a passport from the public security organ where your household registration is located, and then apply for a tourist visa from the embassy of the country you want to go to.

You should pay attention to 1. One of your parents must go with you, and so must your classmates (or your parents do not have to go if there are relatives in the country you are visiting who can act as guardians).

2. The guarantee money must be deposited in the name of your parents, and you must have a proof of income from your parents (if you go to Canada, you must provide a tax certificate).

3. Let the school you are currently studying give you a bilingual certificate of enrollment in Chinese and English with the official seal of the school (Canada needs to have the principal's signature on the certificate of enrollment).

4. When applying for a visa, you must have a certificate of no criminal record issued by the police station where your household registration is located.

Really, it is really cumbersome for citizens under the age of 18 to go abroad.

Naive, what kind of country is China, don't say that you are underage, even if you are an adult, you can go if you want to go with a Chinese passport?

I have personally done Schengen twice, once in Austria and once in Italy, and it is very easy. You can also consider countries with electronic visas, such as Turkey, Sri Lanka, etc., where the visa is easy, fun, and cost-effective.

Hello! France, Italy, and Schengen countries are all very easy to handle.

Europe France is still easy to do compared to other countries.

The easier ones to pass are France and Greece.

The accent in the United States is more popular. I'll talk to myself at home first.

This depends on personal preference, some people like American English, clear, translucent. And some people like the British kind of strong accent and so on, it all depends on your preference, there is no special rule, but in order to facilitate us to deal with people from all over the world in the future, we still have to be familiar with the accents of different places, Chinese, Indian, Middle Eastern, American, etc., so the accent we should all hear in the usual practice, so that our listening ability will grow.

Canada or Australia.

First of all, both countries are English-speaking countries. Second, it is relatively easy for international students from these two countries to get a work permit after graduation, at least easier than the United States and the United Kingdom. Thirdly, these two countries can apply for immigration if you find a professional job locally after graduation.

Hello! Dear, which country are you going to? Visas for these countries are easy to handle.