How can I make success of stay abroad?

I see that you are from Kuwait. What country are you now living in? First, relax and take it slow. Don't be pushy or try too hard. You are lonely and want to meet people. You will at your job or school. Are you a spiritual or religious person? Perhaps you can meet people wherever you go to worship. Perhaps there are others from your own country and you can get some suggestions or tips from them. Sometimes we make bad decisions because we are lonely. That is why I urge you to just relax and take it slow. I live in The United States and I have moved to different cities in different states but still staying in The United States. I also have felt the same despair that comes with being alone and loneliness. I made a lot of mistakes out of the loneliness. I tried too hard. I was pushy with some groups. I made bad decisions. If I had just taken things a little slower, I would have had better experiences.

I have been in your situation, because I lived and worked abroad when I was younger. I understand what you mean when you stay that it is scary to be alone in a foreign country. I was very nervous before I left, everything was new, I didn't speak the language and I didn't know anyone, but my co-workers were great and they helped me a lot. You ask what you can do to ensure that your stay will be successful. I think that a lot of it has to do with your attitude and the things that you focus on. You can focus on the bad things like how sad it is to away from your family and your friends at home, or you can look at it as a fantastic chance to find new friends and experience another culture. I would stay that my own stay abroad was successful, because I had a positive attitude. It was scary to leave everything that I knew, but at the same time I was really excited to get that kind of chance and I found it really interesting experience another country. I would advice you to make good use of your free time and see as much of the country as you can. Talk to the locals, talk to other foreigners and learn as much as you can. I wish you lots of luck and I hope that you will re-find your joy of discovery, maybe not right now, but after a while when you get used to living in another country.