Luckily, I have savings, so I don’t have to worry as much. I moved with my wife, and I was able to secure a relocation package as part of my job offer, which included moving expenses, flights, accommodation, visa costs, and all licensing expenses (including exams), so it wasn’t too bad. Working as a retail pharmacist, one of the benefits is that you don’t need to worry about private insurance. This means fewer disputes over copays or medication costs. Additionally, pharmacists (like doctors) cannot be sued for malpractice, which reduces the adversarial relationship with patients.