I'd say do it for at least a couple years. who knows, after getting this job and performing well, another opportunity might open up back over here in the states. I'll assume this job is at least somewhat gov't related (even if they're just a contracting company that does gov't stuff time-2-time). let's face it, that really is middle-high class pay, probably even fall into high class (even though that's usually $millions). 200k, add the bills on there you're probably closer to 275-300k, for getting to travel and see a new place for a few years. if safety isn't an issue, and it's a job you'd enjoy, go.
