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I don't have too much preference on where I want to go, I do know where I don't want to go - I don't want to go to countries where my visa is tied to an employe
by throwawayT 7y ago
I don't have too much preference on where I want to go, I do know where I don't want to go - I don't want to go to countries where my visa is tied to an employer, I also don't want to go to overly religious places (like UAE etc). I prefer English speaking countries, but that is not a deal breaker.
- joelbluminator 7y agoSorry for pestering you about Holland but it's the only example I know first hand. In Holland your visa is tied to the employer (though its way easier to switch employers, unlike moving visas in the U.S which for some reason is a nasty process). After 5 years in the country you are eligible to take the citizenship tests (which consist of language test of about B level as far as I know and not too hard general knowledge about Netherlands). This is definitely more relaxed then the U.S , no ?
- throwawayT 7y agoYes, it is WAY more relaxed from the way you are describing. Is there any way to contact you, if that is okay with you?
- bwb 7y agoYa go for it, there are a ton of places you can start the process and I think you will find some parts of Europe have really improved the process (gathered from friends who have done it in Germany and the Netherlands).
- mlevental 7y agowhat are the salaries like in holland for senior devs?
- joelbluminator 7y ago65-75k Euro, 75 is very high but attainable. For someone from the U.S this should be very low.