Due to work purposes, many parents are going abroad with their family members. The downsides of moving to foreign countries can include psychological challenges and cultural adjustment difficulties, but these drawbacks are outweighed by the benefits, such as financial stability and high-standard education. One disadvantage of living in other countries with family is psycho-emotional problems. Their children may encounter homesickness, and establishing new friendships takes a longer time because adapting to a new environment requires time, while in their native country, children already have these types of connections. This often means that isolation from spending delightful time with their peers causes emotional challenges. Cultural isolation can be another downside. This poses a considerable obstacle reliant on social integration, particularly for those involved in language barriers, as they may face delays for adaptation to a new society and misunderstandings owing to specific tra...