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I really wish I had taken a job in Germany when I had the chance. That seems way better than figuring out small talk.

• toomuchtodo 6y ago
  There's still time. Germany will be around for a bit.
  • bdamm 6y ago
    Many countries restrict work visas for people over 30. Is Germany one of them?
    • dukeme09 6y ago
      No, there's no age cutoff for Germany. The Blue Card (4 year work visa) requires either earning more than the national average for non-technical roles (currently more than €72k per year pre-tax) and for technical roles more than €33k. There is no requirement to show that the company was unable to find an EU Citizen, if the salary numbers are met.
    • sarabande 6y ago
      Not if you're a programmer or in what is called a "Mangelberuf" (a job that the country needs and makes lax visa regulations for).
    • blocked_again 6y ago
      Germany has a job seeker visa through which you can come and search for job in Germany. I think you need atleast 5 years of experience to get that. There are other ways to come as well( like having a job offer). I mentioned this in particular to indicate there is no age cutoff, since by the time you have 5 years of experience you are in your late twenties.