How much time have you spent in foreign countries?

[Zanza]

Check the highest appropriate option. Use your own judgment what to count. I suggest not counting tourism stays of less than 1 month.

I expect Languish to be quite cosmopolitan.

I spent about 18 months in foreign countries for longer times (6 months in Australia, 2x 6 months in USA).

[Valmy]

France in 1997 for two months and then in 1998 for five months.

I was also there for two weeks in 2000.

[Razgovory]

It's harder to be cosmopolitan when your country is really big and and surrounded by ocean.

[Josquius]

5 months in Holland, 1 1/2 years in Sweden. Then just little holidays.
Though if you want to count Ireland add another two or maybe three (lots of long holidays) years onto that.

[Syt]

It's nigh on five years since I came to Austria (early March).

[Ed Anger]

too many cooties on the outside.

[Iormlund]

A week in London, another skiing in Switzerland. I've always gone on holidays to other parts of Spain.

My biggest regret is not going on Erasmus when I had the chance. 

[Slargos]

Nearly 10 years in Norway. But I'm not sure it really counts. 

[Zanza]

It's harder to be cosmopolitan when your country is really big and and surrounded by ocean.

I don't think we have any Australians on the board. 

[crazy canuck]

The longest away from home was under a year backpacking through Europe.  Since then I have spent over a month in Europe (mainly Italy and France) on three occasions.  I have also spent a lot of time in the US if you add up the aggregate of time spent there but not one long stay. 

And to give one to our Separatist friends I have also stayed a week in Quebec on two occasions once in Montreal and once in Quebec City.

[Lettow77]

 Quebec seperatists

I've never left the South. I took a trip to Charleston in the summer, which was far and away the furthest i'd ever travelled. It was a wonderful place, and I could see enjoying living there.

[Slargos]

The longest away from home was under a year backpacking through Europe.  Since then I have spent over a month in Europe (mainly Italy and France) on three occasions.  I have also spent a lot of time in the US if you add up the aggregate of time spent there but not one long stay. 

And to give one to our Separatist friends I have also stayed a week in Quebec on two occasions once in Montreal and once in Quebec City.

A longish trip like that would be fucking awesome. The longest stretch I've ever pulled was 6 weeks and by that time I felt I had barely scratched the surface of what could've been a great adventure. 

[Warspite]

10+ years. 

[Pat]

I've been to almost all countries in western europe, and I've been several times to quite a few of them (been at least five times to Germany, for example, probably something like five times to Spain as well). Been to all the baltic countries. Three times to Turkey (I included Greece with western europe). Been to the US. I've been to nine asian countries: Sri Lanka, India, Mongolia, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Philippines, East Timor and China and some of them I've been to several times. Been staying at my fathers place in Jakarta months at a time. But I don't think I've been out of the country for more than two or three months or so at a time. I really have no idea how much I've been out of the country in total. I picked 1-2 years but I'm not sure if it's the right choice. 

[Barrister]

I work for a living.

Voted "only tourist trips".