<prompt> Human: Hi rpersonalfinance!Im 22 years old and I work for a company in the US as an Account Manager. Im currently making about 40,000 annually before taxes, Im single, and I have 0 debt car is paid off, never been to college.Ive been asked to move overseas to either the UK city is unknown as of now, Amsterdam, or Stockholm most likely destination to continue being an Account Manager and to help support the European market side of the company. Im the first and only person being asked to move to Europe as of right now Im mentioning this not to brag, but in case I should use this when asking for a raise. Heres where it gets tricky: Im not being sent as an expat as far as I understand. I have dual citizenship in the the US and the EU, so rather than sending me to Europe as an expat, I will be quitting the company in the states, moving to Europe on my own accord, and being re hired for the International department of the company. The company will pay my flight to Europe, but it is up to me to find housing, living, all that good stuff. They have not mentioned compensating that in any way. In the next few weeks, I will be having discussions with them about which country they want me to work in. I want to ask for a raise, but Ive never done that before and I dont want to come off as money hungry. I just posted a few hours ago in rsweden to see what they thought of my situation, and it sounds like finding a place to live will be really tough and expensive, especially in Stockholm.I dont know if Im making shit money or if Im getting paid adequately. From a quick search on Glassdoor, I saw that Account Managers typically make about 51,000 annually. Im obviously getting paid less, but I dont know if thats just because I dont have any education and they know they can pay me less?I also dont know how to negotiate terms, like asking the company to help me pay for my apartment overseas. Is that something I can even ask about or is that a no no?Ive been at this company since I finished high school at 18 and have just been working my way up ever since. I feel like theyre trying to take advantage of me because of my dual citizenship hence not sending me as an expat and Id love some advice on negotiating terms and asking for a raise. Your overall thoughts on my situation are very appreciated as well. Thanks in advance!  <response>: I think you need to go in and ask for everything you can. This is a big change, i know somebody that was asked to work out of country for a few years and they paid their housing for the entire 3 years i think it was. He had a family of five as well. For them to ask you for this big change and only offer you flight to there is almost an insult. Get a raise, a big one, they need to fund your move and potentially fund your first few months of living there as you get settled in addition to other perks like transportation, etc. 