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So uh, why doesn't she move out of the country? She already got her masters abroad. An US citizen with a masters degree could basically immediately get a 5 yea

So uh, why doesn't she move out of the country? She already got her masters abroad. An US citizen with a masters degree could basically immediately get a 5 year Schengen visa. She’s obviously an extremely privileged person who could go anywhere she wants. It just seems stupid to stick around and keep paying. Edit: Almost feels like it’s somehow offensive to suggest that there’s life outside of the US.

kingosticks 8y ago
> An US citizen with a masters degree could basically immediately get a 5 year Schengen visa. Maybe I'm wrong but I was under the impression you needed a job (sponsor) first. Why should a US citizen waving a masters degree around be given the right to work?
- ryanlol 8y ago
  You get a job seeking visa, and find a job. Not at all hard stuff for a white highly educated american. Far easier than paying off her debts anyway. I’ve helped friends with this stuff recently and all I keep hearing is how they get special treatment because they’re the only white english-speaking people applying.