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As long as you first find a stable and good enough job it's probably fine and not _that_ hard. There will be a ton of papers to deal with, including some banks
by makeitdouble 2y ago
As long as you first find a stable and good enough job it's probably fine and not _that_ hard.
There will be a ton of papers to deal with, including some banks that apparently aren't open to US citizens (probably because of taxation ?), but I don't think it's much more than for most countries on the globe.
Speaking/Writing will also be a big part of it, but it's not insurmountable. You'll survive without it for a while (you've found a company willing to hire you anyway), and probably spend a few years learning before being fully proficient (reading contracts etc.)
PS: I'm not american, so there's a bunch of details I might be missing but I haven't heard of specific troubles on that front.
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- p_l 2y agoFATCA legislation pushed by US Congress (and then reneged on bidirectionality) made many banks just refuse to deal with people who fall under it.