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I have to wonder how these debt refugees are getting their requests approved. Is German border policy lax enough that "I don't want to pay my debt" is enough to
by centizen 10y ago
I have to wonder how these debt refugees are getting their requests approved. Is German border policy lax enough that "I don't want to pay my debt" is enough to get citizenship?
- yardie 10y agoLive there 2 years, problem free, and have a decent understanding of the German language and citizenship is almost guaranteed. Also helps to be from the right countries (US, Can, Aus, NZ, Western Europe).
- unprepare 10y agoCan you just live there for 2 years with no prior authorization? Dont you need an extended work visa in order to work for that long?
- yardie 10y agoNo. You need an immigrant visa. These aren't impossible to get just most Americans don't want to do the research or jump through the hoops to do it. Just like the US, most of Europe does not want new immigrants to be a drain on their social services. If you can find a job before you apply or have a very large bank account it's almost a give they'll give you a visa. A popular option is to get your TOEFL certificate and become an english teacher. Others are get a student visa or marry a EU citizen.