I have been studying in Germany for 2 months and have 3 more to go. Before coming I watched your videos and my list of things is almost like the one in this video.
Sonia, for the last 9 years I have had multiple trips each year, flying here and there between 1 to 3 times every year and I thought I was an experienced traveler. Experienced yes, but I am still finding useful tips from your youtube videos. Keep up the good work.
A note about bringing medication with you on trips: countries have different laws and rules about what you can and cannot bring into the country. For example, I think Japan has a rule that you can only bring 1-3 months of prescription medication into the country. If you buy a year's worth and try to bring it in, it could be confiscated you will have wasted your money. Also if you're REALLY attached to certain comforts from home, like GOOD deodorant or tampons, I suggest bringing enough of those things to last your stay or asking your mom to ship you some! A lot of countries don't necessarily have those things, at least in the same quality that we're used to. Do your research before you pack.
I'm studying abroad in Granada, Spain! We are a family of three. Our little Elvira Samadhi was born November 3, 2012. We LOVE to TRAVEL. We sold everything we owned to chase our dreams of traveling, living abroad and learning languages! Andrew is from Indiana and I (Jiovana) am Mexican-Spanish. Join us!! On our adventures in different countries while trying to be the best parents we can be to our sweet Elvira!!! WE DO BILINGUAL VLOGS!
HI, I am going to London for a month for summer school. Which means night outs and travelling. I have seen you videos on London, they are amazing. It gets my super excited. My packing plan is all mixed up from tourist shoes and bags, to clothes and makeup. Lots of summer dresses to night outs. Thank you :)
May I chime in? (I studied abroad for 5 months) & ended up taking some larger toiletries (shampoo, face wash, etc) with me and was so glad I did! Depending on where you go you might not have access to what you want. If you are picky with those kinds of things (like myself) than you might want to consider packing them away (with lots of tape & inside baggies!) in your check in. But I agree with the hair tools! Thanks for another great vid :)
I'm on a 5-week study abroad program in Chicoutimi, Québec right now so I wish this came out two weeks ago haha. But I *did* pack light by watching all of your other videos. I managed to fit everything in a carry-on suitcase and my backpack. My apartment ended up being on the top floor of our residence building and there's only stairs... Haha thanks for all of your awesome tips Sonia :)
Love this! I shared it with the study abroad office at the university that I teach at! I will say that in terms of buying sheets and towels it's usually just easier to buy it there.
OMG Your channel is like gold for me. I will travel to Toronto, Canada in January for 4 mounths and your videos are helping me so much ! Thanks you Sonia ! I
I wish this video already existed when I was packing in December 2013 for my 7 months in Berlin. It was a tough transition from the freezing winter to the hot, humid summer. Your last tip was definitely one I would have benefited from, ha!
I wish you posted this a year ago when I studied abroad in London. I OVERPACKED. And I mean OVERPACKED! It was a nightmare. I definitely learned my lesson for future adventures abroad! Thanks Sonia :)
Depending on which country you go to, you can also find a local amazon equivalent. For example, G-market in South Korea is an amazing, cheap online store for toiletries, towels, cereal, everything. With local services, you can even get cheap same day delivery.
Sonia Gil, Hi! I'm Ahmed, from Islamabad. Let me be straight to the point, Sonia, I am very inspired by the way you teach languages and such videos too! My oh my! You're so efficient and coherent. Love and regards...
thank you so much for this video. This summer i am going from spain to china to Ecuador and then straight after going to Vancouver for a year to study. I was panicking about my suitcase and although i still am i feel much more confident! ahahha thank you so much. love your videos
Haha, I'm actually a month away from finishing studying abroad... But this is still a great video to share with my friends who are planning in it. Thanks Sonia!!!
Thank you so much for making this video! I leave in 16 days to live in London for the summer and let me tell you, packing has been the most dreadful thing on my to do list! I find all of your videos so incredibly helpful so thank you for sharing your knowledge with the rest of us :-)
As a pharmacy tech, I have a quick tip about taking prescription medication, mostly if you are from the US: request vacation refills ahead of time. Give the pharmacies, insurance, and doctor's at least a month in advance to work on these refills. Most insurances will only pay for certain amounts of medication monthly. If your insurance policy allows, they can do what they call a vacation refill, where they fill more than one months worth in advance, but these may need a doctors authorization and many days for them to allow a pharmacy to fill. If you are carrying temperature sensitive medication, call the manufacturers for travel information. Many medication manufacturers carry this information that may not be on websites. And don't just follow any website. The manufacturers will have the most recent information. You may also need manufacturer and doctor guidance if you cannot get a vacation refill done, and on how to go about getting medication in other countries or sending it to oneself. The last thing you want is expensive medication getting detained at customs for days when you send it to yourself. Get a doctor's letter explaining any medication you may be taking with you. Check country specific requirements and with TSA on all prescription medication. Some countries restrict the amount you can bring in, and some countries may require that you carry more than a doctor's letter, or even how you can carry it.
Omggggg yay! This is so useful especially when i'm in the midst of planning!! Woohoo!! All your vidoes have so much great tips! Thank you Sonia!!! Give you alllll my loves. Haha. Anyway, could you do a video on best countries/cities to visit solo? As i'm planning to travel a bit before school term starts! xx
I'm kind of in the same situation... I'm thinking of bringing my puffy northface parka, but I think I'm going to put it in a big ziplock bag and compress the air out!
+Natalie Marie I personally never used one of those bags and have heard mixed reviews. If you have them around go ahead and try, but before you go out and buy one, you may want to think about if it's worth it. I had a huge east pack suitcase bag thing (90L) and I could just roll and stuff all my things, but if you have a structured suitcase maybe it's worth trying the compression bags.
I remember seeing this video only a year ago, and finally I get to use it! Lucky me, I only have to pack for 1 season weather, as I'll spend my 6 month semester in Hong Kong! :D Thanks for your advice Sonia!
Oh Gosh! I must have watched this one year ago before packing 42 kg to stay 7 months in Australia LOL (and pay $200 for extra luggage when I was going back)!!! Love your videos Sonia and come back to Brazil for more adventures!
Great advice Sonia Gil thank you very much! Of course for us Venezuelans is really hard to buy that much things abroad because all of the government's regulations on currency exchange, but I think with really good planning it is still doable... And congrats on your Webby Awards winning!
You just maybe the coolest kickass girl i have ever come across!! n that kiss u blew away in the end...you are so dope..love you 💕..n ty for the tips..I will need it this year..
Hi Sonia! I was offered an amazing opportunity this summer to study abroad for a few weeks in France. I don't know any French, being this is a language school I would be attending, but still I am very excited (and hopeful that I can go)! Granted, France was not my first choice (no offense to anyone, please) I need some advice. The only reason I didn't choose France first, was because I wasn't originally signing up for a language school. I was originally going to sign up for a homestay in Ireland, New Zealand, UK, etc.--a English speaking country. I know a little bit of Spanish (2 years worth), but it has been awhile for me, and I know English (obviously) and Sign Language pretty well. I will be studying the language when I get there, but I am nervous for whoever my host family will be (if I get to do this opportunity). What I mean is, I was told they will speak both English and French, but French aren't always open it seems to speaking nothing more than their native tongue. How do you learn you're languages so fluently and quickly? Do you have any suggestions for me? Thank you for your time, and I hope this makes sense, and you can help me!
There are many apps you can use to learn French, my favourite two are Memrise and Hellotalk. Memrise is you pivking the French level you want to speak at your own pace and Hellotalk lets you talk to actual French people and make friends with them helping you in the French and you help in English, have a great time and i hope this helps :)
Yep guys check the prices for your suitcases, I traveled with 3 this summer...the first one was free, the second one was around 1 hundreds dollars, the third one was almost 300 dollars!!! So yep ended up paying 400 dollars for suitcases
Thank you for this video! What about electronics? Should I bring a slr and a compact point and shoot camera that I can shoot videos/vlogs on? And should I bring my laptop and iPad? I plan to keep my laptop in my room and bring my iPad for weekend trips? Please help me! I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS SONIA! Keep them coming!
Hi Sonia :) I'm planning on staying in Australia for 2-3 month. Do you have any tips on how to cut the costs? Get an apartment? Couchsurfing? Hostel? Thank you for all your amazing tips x
Another note on taking toiletries: When I move back to France, I will be packing a full size shampoo and conditioner in my checked bag. QUELLE HORREUR! Well let me tell you why - shampoo and conditioner are FREAKING EXPENSIVE, especially in Paris. Also, the weight that you used up packing them when you moved? Now that you've used them up, that space in your luggage is free for souvenirs galore.
We just shared this video on our Facebook page, Abroad With Disabilities. We would love to connect with you to learn more about the different videos that my help our followers out. AWD encourages discussion relevant to going abroad with any type of disability. We would like our followers to ask questions, share resources/tips and tell their stories so that we can inspire more persons with disabilities to study, intern, work, volunteer and travel abroad.
Hi!! Love your videos I watch them over and over so helpful! I can't seem to find out your electrical conversions video, I'm on a tablet and can't click if there's a link in the video! I'm traveling Thailand for 5 months I'm from the UK shall I buy a new charger for my phone? Or will the current be fine in Thailand? Xxx
Im gonna be off to China for 1 year with my mom and other family. My first time moving to a different country. I’ll be studying there although I wouldn’t be continuing my academics, I’ll be studying just music then continue my academics when I go back to my country. Soo I really don’t know what to bring for a 1 whole year :”D
Hi Sonia, i LOVE your videos,tips, tricks, and fun loving personality. Could you do a video of what to do when you are bored on a long airplane flight? Or have you done that already?
This video is a gift from heaven.... I was clueless what to do with my winter jacket, shoes and so on.. THANKS SONIA!
i litterally do not know how to pack for 2 years abroad omg can i just pack my room and leave :'')
Lol i have the same concern:)
akadimas This is so me I leave to go back to Japan and will most likely be gone for a straight 2 years like how do I pack??
akadimas try four years
akadimas so your comment was a year ago lol any suggestions upon your experience?
How am i gonna wear my boots and winter coat in june on the plane?
Nehir Banaz lmaooooo
YESSSS SONIA YESSSS THANK YOU!!
Sonia Gil You're hot!
I have been studying in Germany for 2 months and have 3 more to go. Before coming I watched your videos and my list of things is almost like the one in this video.
This channel has everything I've been worrying about for a long time! I'm so happy right now!
Sonia, for the last 9 years I have had multiple trips each year, flying here and there between 1 to 3 times every year and I thought I was an experienced traveler. Experienced yes, but I am still finding useful tips from your youtube videos. Keep up the good work.
A note about bringing medication with you on trips: countries have different laws and rules about what you can and cannot bring into the country. For example, I think Japan has a rule that you can only bring 1-3 months of prescription medication into the country. If you buy a year's worth and try to bring it in, it could be confiscated you will have wasted your money.
Also if you're REALLY attached to certain comforts from home, like GOOD deodorant or tampons, I suggest bringing enough of those things to last your stay or asking your mom to ship you some! A lot of countries don't necessarily have those things, at least in the same quality that we're used to.
Do your research before you pack.
hikkipedia how to book a ship?
I swear you are reading my mind- I have been stressing over packing for my 8 week trip across Europe and Africa next week, thanks!
I'm studying abroad in Granada, Spain!
We are a family of three. Our little Elvira Samadhi was born November 3, 2012. We LOVE to TRAVEL. We sold everything we owned to chase our dreams of traveling, living abroad and learning languages! Andrew is from Indiana and I (Jiovana) am Mexican-Spanish. Join us!! On our adventures in different countries while trying to be the best parents we can be to our sweet Elvira!!! WE DO BILINGUAL VLOGS!
Currently watching this while on my summer study abroad, but I'll use the tips for my next trip!
HI,
I am going to London for a month for summer school. Which means night outs and travelling. I have seen you videos on London, they are amazing. It gets my super excited.
My packing plan is all mixed up from tourist shoes and bags, to clothes and makeup.
Lots of summer dresses to night outs.
Thank you :)
I'm moving to Canada to study in 1 month! This video just came in the PERFECT time! Thanks!!!
May I chime in? (I studied abroad for 5 months) & ended up taking some larger toiletries (shampoo, face wash, etc) with me and was so glad I did! Depending on where you go you might not have access to what you want. If you are picky with those kinds of things (like myself) than you might want to consider packing them away (with lots of tape & inside baggies!) in your check in. But I agree with the hair tools! Thanks for another great vid :)
I'm on a 5-week study abroad program in Chicoutimi, Québec right now so I wish this came out two weeks ago haha. But I *did* pack light by watching all of your other videos. I managed to fit everything in a carry-on suitcase and my backpack. My apartment ended up being on the top floor of our residence building and there's only stairs... Haha thanks for all of your awesome tips Sonia :)
Love this! I shared it with the study abroad office at the university that I teach at! I will say that in terms of buying sheets and towels it's usually just easier to buy it there.
OMG Your channel is like gold for me. I will travel to Toronto, Canada in January for 4 mounths and your videos are helping me so much ! Thanks you Sonia ! I
I wish this video already existed when I was packing in December 2013 for my 7 months in Berlin. It was a tough transition from the freezing winter to the hot, humid summer. Your last tip was definitely one I would have benefited from, ha!
I wish you posted this a year ago when I studied abroad in London. I OVERPACKED. And I mean OVERPACKED! It was a nightmare. I definitely learned my lesson for future adventures abroad! Thanks Sonia :)
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You are a LIFE SAVER! I leave for study abroad in a few days and I have been dreading packing for it!
Depending on which country you go to, you can also find a local amazon equivalent. For example, G-market in South Korea is an amazing, cheap online store for toiletries, towels, cereal, everything. With local services, you can even get cheap same day delivery.
Using Amazon to send yourself your own thing is absolutely genius! THANK YOU!
Thank you, i'm leaving to Spain for six moths. You got me all exited and these are great tips.
Agreed. Pack light...ALWAYS!
Useful! Sharing my clients who are students studying and working abroad!
This video was designed for me!! Thank you thank you!!
Sonia Gil, Hi! I'm Ahmed, from Islamabad. Let me be straight to the point, Sonia, I am very inspired by the way you teach languages and such videos too! My oh my! You're so efficient and coherent.
Love and regards...
I'm leaving to go study abroad for 3 weeks 2 days from now! I'm watching almost all of your vids Thanks a lot! :D
thank you so much for this video. This summer i am going from spain to china to Ecuador and then straight after going to Vancouver for a year to study. I was panicking about my suitcase and although i still am i feel much more confident! ahahha thank you so much. love your videos
Haha, I'm actually a month away from finishing studying abroad... But this is still a great video to share with my friends who are planning in it. Thanks Sonia!!!
I am! Your London videos were a huge help too!!!
Useful tip, as well as the other Sonia's tips. THEY Really helped me with packing for a 12-days trip to Denmark.
Thank you so much for making this video! I leave in 16 days to live in London for the summer and let me tell you, packing has been the most dreadful thing on my to do list! I find all of your videos so incredibly helpful so thank you for sharing your knowledge with the rest of us :-)
Great Video to share to my students who GO and STUDY ABROAD
As a pharmacy tech, I have a quick tip about taking prescription medication, mostly if you are from the US: request vacation refills ahead of time. Give the pharmacies, insurance, and doctor's at least a month in advance to work on these refills. Most insurances will only pay for certain amounts of medication monthly. If your insurance policy allows, they can do what they call a vacation refill, where they fill more than one months worth in advance, but these may need a doctors authorization and many days for them to allow a pharmacy to fill. If you are carrying temperature sensitive medication, call the manufacturers for travel information. Many medication manufacturers carry this information that may not be on websites. And don't just follow any website. The manufacturers will have the most recent information. You may also need manufacturer and doctor guidance if you cannot get a vacation refill done, and on how to go about getting medication in other countries or sending it to oneself. The last thing you want is expensive medication getting detained at customs for days when you send it to yourself. Get a doctor's letter explaining any medication you may be taking with you. Check country specific requirements and with TSA on all prescription medication. Some countries restrict the amount you can bring in, and some countries may require that you carry more than a doctor's letter, or even how you can carry it.
Yay! Sonia, thank you so much for doing this type of video! I'm planning on studying abroad next year in London!
Omggggg yay! This is so useful especially when i'm in the midst of planning!! Woohoo!! All your vidoes have so much great tips! Thank you Sonia!!! Give you alllll my loves. Haha.
Anyway, could you do a video on best countries/cities to visit solo? As i'm planning to travel a bit before school term starts! xx
Yesss! Awesome video. I'm going to South Korea is a few weeks for a 10 week program and very excited.
Thank you sooooo much! I am about to go to London for 8 months! Perfect timing!!! Your videos are so helpful!
Very helpful. Thanks for all these travel-wise tips.
Exactly the video that I needed! All your videos are so helpful Sonia!! And congrats on the web award! :D
Great tips! I wish I had known them a year ago, I just came back from a year abroad
I wish i had watched it before my year abroad. Totally agree, great tips!
That was really helpful! I'm going to leave for a semester in Ireland soon and your tips helped me so much!
me too, leaving for Ireland in 2 weeks :)
How I wish this is put up last year when I was oversea for 3 months! But great tips!! Will bear in mind if I got such opportunity again!
Sonia! Such perfect timing. (Going to London on exchange for a semester and before that, travels in Europe!) Thanks heaps!
Loved the video especially the "what it" because thats a habit of mine.
Thank you so much for the perfect video on the perfect time!!!
Argh this was exactly what I needed. Moving to Greenwich in 4 weeks. Two suitcase allowance though on Iceland air thank god. X
what if im flying to canada in august ans its boiling hot, but im still staying there for the winter and need that huge jacket?
I'm kind of in the same situation... I'm thinking of bringing my puffy northface parka, but I think I'm going to put it in a big ziplock bag and compress the air out!
+Natalie Marie I personally never used one of those bags and have heard mixed reviews. If you have them around go ahead and try, but before you go out and buy one, you may want to think about if it's worth it. I had a huge east pack suitcase bag thing (90L) and I could just roll and stuff all my things, but if you have a structured suitcase maybe it's worth trying the compression bags.
Carolina Lidya Bloom Yeah, I'm not sure if I even want to go and buy those bags... just an idea! Well, good luck and have fun in Canada!
Thank you Sonia! Your videos are so helpful! I'm packing for my stay in the UK. Keep them coming :)
I'm new to your channel and I already love it. Soon I'll be going to Costa Rica and then Chile, tropical and winter, so this will help a lot :)
Sonia,another video I apsolutely love!!
I remember seeing this video only a year ago, and finally I get to use it! Lucky me, I only have to pack for 1 season weather, as I'll spend my 6 month semester in Hong Kong! :D Thanks for your advice Sonia!
Maria Lindholt YAS! Hong Kong resident here. Have fun in Hong Kong. =]
Thank you thank you! I can't believe you did this video!! I guess I'll be leaving my gown back home! Mil Gracias
Loved this! I'll be studying in Milan this fall!
This was so helpful!! Thank you so much, Sonia!!
Oh Gosh! I must have watched this one year ago before packing 42 kg to stay 7 months in Australia LOL (and pay $200 for extra luggage when I was going back)!!! Love your videos Sonia and come back to Brazil for more adventures!
I'm so excited for my year abroad 🙌🏻
+Chelsae Rae me too
+Maftuna Qutbiddinova you ate the nicest most kindness person I've ever in TH-cam comments 😄
Chelsae Rae same
God! I love this Channel!!!
You make me wanna travel more!! Q. How about packing for a 8 to 9 months deployment (Navy), with little room?
I'm going to UK in few days and this vid really helps omg!! thank you so much for wonderful tips
ur videos are so entertaining ... love them !
Thanks for this! I'm going to London in 2 days to study abroad until May! This was super helpful :) xx
This helps me sooo much to pack for a year! THANK YOU! but next problem is packing when you come back, HOW AM I GONNA PACK EVERYTHING I HAVE BOUGHT!!!
Super thank you!!!! I'm packing for a year abroad right now :)
I love traveling and your channel has helped me a lot !:)
This is exactly what i needed to see. Thank you so much
Great advice Sonia Gil thank you very much! Of course for us Venezuelans is really hard to buy that much things abroad because all of the government's regulations on currency exchange, but I think with really good planning it is still doable... And congrats on your Webby Awards winning!
Hi sonia! I love your videos, but could you do a video based on what and how to pack when your going camping? I'd love to see that. :)
Justo lo que estaba buscando!!! Mil gracias Sonia!!
Me voy a Seattle por 3 semanas y esto me va a servir mucho a la hora de empacar. :D
Amazing tips ! thanks
Valuable tips here - thanks!
This was SOOOO helpful! Thank you so much.:)
Best word(s) of advice i heard so far!!! :) :)
Love you and thank you! :)
Awesome....best channel ever....For traveling tips... :) Thanks...
need this for my year abroad! Though, I'm posting my suitcase so don't need to worry about weight as much..
You just maybe the coolest kickass girl i have ever come across!! n that kiss u blew away in the end...you are so dope..love you 💕..n ty for the tips..I will need it this year..
my best whishes Sonia
This was really helpful, thanks - I'm going to Germany for 11 months in October
Hey I also might be going to Germany for 10 months next year! :D
I'm so excited :)
Lily M It can be quite cold here :) so You can directly start with Oktoberfest :)
I roll up the clothing like a burrito and tie up up with a band and I get more space in my suitcase
Thank you. Useful recommendations.
hi Sonia :) I love all your advice and tips! i'm curious, can you do a video on getting a visa please?
yesssss, I'm going to study abroad soon, thanks for the tips ^_^ I'll try to get some compressing bag to stuff in outerwear =D
*Wow, learnt something new*
Hi Sonia! I was offered an amazing opportunity this summer to study abroad for a few weeks in France. I don't know any French, being this is a language school I would be attending, but still I am very excited (and hopeful that I can go)! Granted, France was not my first choice (no offense to anyone, please) I need some advice. The only reason I didn't choose France first, was because I wasn't originally signing up for a language school. I was originally going to sign up for a homestay in Ireland, New Zealand, UK, etc.--a English speaking country. I know a little bit of Spanish (2 years worth), but it has been awhile for me, and I know English (obviously) and Sign Language pretty well. I will be studying the language when I get there, but I am nervous for whoever my host family will be (if I get to do this opportunity). What I mean is, I was told they will speak both English and French, but French aren't always open it seems to speaking nothing more than their native tongue. How do you learn you're languages so fluently and quickly? Do you have any suggestions for me? Thank you for your time, and I hope this makes sense, and you can help me!
There are many apps you can use to learn French, my favourite two are Memrise and Hellotalk. Memrise is you pivking the French level you want to speak at your own pace and Hellotalk lets you talk to actual French people and make friends with them helping you in the French and you help in English, have a great time and i hope this helps :)
I'm addicted to this channel
I really liked the part from 5:05-5:16, it was hilarious and so true!
I really love your videos.
I love your videos! they're really useful, why don't you make more videos about studying abroad or traveling for a 9 months period!
Yep guys check the prices for your suitcases, I traveled with 3 this summer...the first one was free, the second one was around 1 hundreds dollars, the third one was almost 300 dollars!!! So yep ended up paying 400 dollars for suitcases
Thank you for this video! What about electronics? Should I bring a slr and a compact point and shoot camera that I can shoot videos/vlogs on? And should I bring my laptop and iPad? I plan to keep my laptop in my room and bring my iPad for weekend trips? Please help me! I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS SONIA! Keep them coming!
Hi Sonia :) I'm planning on staying in Australia for 2-3 month. Do you have any tips on how to cut the costs? Get an apartment? Couchsurfing? Hostel? Thank you for all your amazing tips x
Another note on taking toiletries: When I move back to France, I will be packing a full size shampoo and conditioner in my checked bag. QUELLE HORREUR! Well let me tell you why - shampoo and conditioner are FREAKING EXPENSIVE, especially in Paris. Also, the weight that you used up packing them when you moved? Now that you've used them up, that space in your luggage is free for souvenirs galore.
you're soooooooo the best! thank you thank you thank you! I'm loving you
tips that i really need now... thanks a bunch Sonia.... :D
We just shared this video on our Facebook page, Abroad With Disabilities. We would love to connect with you to learn more about the different videos that my help our followers out. AWD encourages discussion relevant to going abroad with any type of disability. We would like our followers to ask questions, share resources/tips and tell their stories so that we can inspire more persons with disabilities to study, intern, work, volunteer and travel abroad.
Hi!! Love your videos I watch them over and over so helpful! I can't seem to find out your electrical conversions video, I'm on a tablet and can't click if there's a link in the video! I'm traveling Thailand for 5 months I'm from the UK shall I buy a new charger for my phone? Or will the current be fine in Thailand? Xxx
Im gonna be off to China for 1 year with my mom and other family. My first time moving to a different country. I’ll be studying there although I wouldn’t be continuing my academics, I’ll be studying just music then continue my academics when I go back to my country. Soo I really don’t know what to bring for a 1 whole year :”D
Hi Sonia, i LOVE your videos,tips, tricks, and fun loving personality. Could you do a video of what to do when you are bored on a long airplane flight? Or have you done that already?
Sonia Gil Thank you!
I learned to pack lighter the hard way when I studied abroad! Jajajaja Will never forget the hassle of getting the heavy luggage across the world. XD