3 ms·

There's nothing of substance here, there's isn't any actual visa or residency fast track or any reforms mentioned just a vague "invitation".

• cruzcampo 1y ago
  Those programs are on a national level due to how the EU works. Here's the French one: https://france2030.agencerecherche.fr/ChooseFranceForScience-2025/accueil.php?lang=EN https://france2030.agencerecherche.fr/ChooseFranceForScience...
  • mytailorisrich 1y ago
    The problem France has is that the administration (including to deal with immigration status and residence card), tax law, employment law, business laws, everything is highly hostile as soon as you set foot there. It's bonkers, really, to play against yourself that way.
    • cruzcampo 1y ago
      The same can be said of the US under the Trump regime.
      • GardenLetter27 1y ago
        And before... the process has been a nightmare for years - be it for H1-B, L1 or even O1 visas.
    • avhception 1y ago
      As a German: It's probably easier to just come here and pretend you lost your passport or something than going the official way. Start the process in multiple Bundesländer, under different names. That way, the bureaucracy probably won't catch up with you for the next 40 years.
      • n_ary 1y ago
        Unless this is a sarcasm, you have proven that either you are 150% disconnected from reality or is discounting the entire immigration hurdle and access to every basic necessity(bank, housing, healthcare, work permit, qualification recognition etc) requiring a valid ID.
    • ThePowerOfFuet 1y ago
      My move was the easiest thing ever, and a four-year Blue Card was great. QoL is phenomenal, too.