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Indonesian woman who came to Singapore on MOE scholarship says the hardest part was feeling like she didn't belong
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Indonesian woman who came to Singapore on MOE scholarship says the hardest part was feeling like she didn't belong
SINGAPORE: A former scholar from Indonesia who came to Singapore as a teenager got real in a TikTok video about the challenges of moving to another country for a better life, saying that while trading her green passport for a red one had been one of the best decisions she has ever made, it also came at a price. Grace Gumala shared her experiences in the context of “kabur aja dulu,” which translates to “just run away first.” It’s been a trend amo…
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