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Zürich is in Switzerland. If I became Swiss, I would have to do military service, and kill foreigners. Germany seems nice (I've only visited, not worked). But
by peterburkimsher 9y ago
Zürich is in Switzerland. If I became Swiss, I would have to do military service, and kill foreigners.
Germany seems nice (I've only visited, not worked). But Germany doesn't allow dual nationality. I'd have to give up my current half-British second-class citizenship in order to get the privilege to live there for the rest of my life. Now the UK is leaving the EU, I can't rely on being allowed to live there permanently.
The Dutch government is good. I spent 1 month in Amsterdam in 2013, trying to find jobs. I failed. I also felt excluded because of being a foreigner (I heard actual racist comments twice during that month). I was welcomed by the foreign and squatter community, but they were mostly drunk and/or high (I don't do drugs or drink). In the end, I got a job in China, so I flew there to work for 5 months before starting that ill-fated Ph.D. programme in Korea.
- ccozan 9y agoIf you are British, still EU, then Germany allows double citizenship. But, since you need 6-8 years to live in Germany until you get your citizenship, by the UK will be no longer EU, so..