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Now I am on the way to move out from my country to some better place.

"move out" puts a lot of focus on the place you're moving from which doesn't quite sound right here.

I'm a software engineer with 20 years of experience and have a wide range of hobbies (i.e.

“wide range of hobbies” usually indicates you will list more than 1 hobby.

Now I am on themy way to move out from my country to somea better place.

There are more natural ways to phrase this.

If you are planning on moving but have not started moving:
“Now I am on my way to moving from my country to a better place.”
If you are moving: “Now I am moving from my country to a better place.”

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I'm a software engineer with 20 years of experience and a wide range of hobbies (i.e.

Now, I am on themy way to move out from my country to some better place.

Unfortunately, I spent a lot of years enhancing my professional skills, but not English.

This is so good though!!! Sounds very professional.

I can read books in English, but become embarrassed when I just need to say "Hey, how do you do?".

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I think you mean “e.g.” instead of “i.e.”
i.e. = that is
e.g. = for example

Now I am on the way to move out from my country to some better place.

I can read books in English but become embarrassed when I just need to say "Hey, how do you do?".

Today I've found LangCorrect in Google and thought: wow, this can really help me!

Whichat is even better, I can also help people to tleachrn Russian.

What is even better, I can also help people to learn Russian.