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Well, you need the means. Not just the cost of moving; the residency or citizenship.
by rconti 8y ago
Well, you need the means. Not just the cost of moving; the residency or citizenship.
- gt_ 8y agoIsn’t that basically a matter of paying for it in some form?
- zaarn 8y agoNo, a lot of countries require that you take tests and show that you're looking for a job in that country. Of course it'll also cost money. For my country the following applies: * Must have residency permit, permanent or temporary with intent to be permanent * Must pass residency exam (tests language, law, etc.) * Must be living in country for 8 years minimum * Must have independent source of income that isn't social welfare or unemployment benefits * Sufficient knowledge of local language * Must not have been convicted of a crime * Must pledge to the democratic order laid out by the constitution * Annulling or otherwise revoking your previous citizenship
- rbanffy 8y agoMost people can get away with a work visa. It's usually much simpler.
- rbanffy 8y agoThat I know of, both Germany and Ireland are very quick to issue work visas if you have a sponsoring company and both Berlin and Dublin have huge tech ecosystems.
- rbanffy 8y agoI forgot Canada. They have a points system for some professions. They penalize age, so, the sooner you move, the better.