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Personally, I'd go to the European Union. There are a few very good reasons: - Once you get citizenship in one country, you can freely work on any of the othe
by arianvanp 11y ago
Personally, I'd go to the European Union. There are a few very good reasons:
- Once you get citizenship in one country, you can freely work on any of the other countries, or move there and live there. Creating a much bigger area of opportunity for jobs. You could have citizenship in France, and work at a cool startup in Amsterdam
- Though it causes a lot of political instability currently (immigrants constantly drowning in the ocean, trying to get across), getting a visa here isn't that hard, especially when you're from a conflict zone and can show you have a good chance to get a job.
- Europe is pretty awesome.
- akazuba 11y agoI doubt schengen area is larger than US. And not all countries are easy to live in because of the non-english languages. Yes, developers can do with english only. Yet, if you are going to live somewhere or settle somewhere, you need to know the language and be a part of that society. Agree with your last point, Europe is pretty awesome.
- TeMPOraL 11y agoI agree with your points, but one small nitpick: the US is almost as big as the whole EU - 300M vs. 500M citizens. So it's not much larger area of opportunity, just a little bit larger.