QA: End of tunnel... lights?

As of today, my roll off date is end of September this year. After that, I don't know what will happen to me. Since I am attached to Spore office, by default (yup.. by default :-p), I have to go back to my home office. And I am trying very much to avoid it. It will be costly for me moving to Spore. I will be treated as local staff - meaning, find my own accommodation... [sigh...]

But this is my career, I mean I dont have to go back to Spore if I dont feel like it. I can just resign and find another job. Right now, here are what I have encountered:

Option 1
Stay with the current company. Go to Spore and find accommodation. Then be sent to another country for project. Then, what happen to the accommodation? hampeh..... keep on paying even not staying there? Right now, 70% of me say resign from this company... hmmm....

Option 2
Transfer to EM - which means transfer to head office. The chance is I have to remian in the ME area if I do this. To do this, I need leadership support from my current office (to release me) and new office (to accept me). EM mostly concentrate on the third world countries, the developing countries. The current project is still going on and will continue until next year.If I transfer and be in the region,I may have to support the project. Ahh... this iswhat I don't want..the key issue here is "I don't want to be in the current project".

Option 3
Opportunity in the Caspian region. Yup.. those -stan countries :-) I can only be certained about this opportunity next month - should they make an offer. The only drawback is that I need to relocate to one of those countries. How are the conditions of those countries after Soviet and wars? The major question is whether I want to relocate or not - which at this point of time, my heart still say NO. But then, what jobs available for me in Asian region generally or my own country? hmmm......

Option 4
Not sure whether this is an option or not. I went for an interview last July (unexpectedly.. they called me and luckily I was in KL at that time). Then they wanted for another interview and willing to do a video conferencing with me. Until now, I haven't heard from them despite emailing them my availability. Anyway, say I got through the interview, would I willing to work with international company based in Malaysia? One thing about these companies is their international culture seems to fade and has been localized so much. I was with one of this such companies. The culture in local office is.. what is the best word to describe it... terrible? Hmm.. maybe this is not an option since tehre is no offer at all...

Well... I need to think and act fast.... I have less than a month ....

~ MT @ Qatar
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