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Probably not Switzerland as it's not in EU.

• onli 13y ago
  No, Switzerland should work fine. It may be a bit more cumbersome than a real EU country, but as far as I know, it is still not that hard to move there (if you already have a job). Nothing compared to the US.
• pldrnt 13y ago
  Italian working in Switzerland here, I've also worked in France and Germany before, they're all very doable. I do not understand what OP is asking for, an obvious first step for a student would be to take a semester or more abroad, or finding an internship (I've done both, several times, and I suggest it wholeheartedly). OP, having a European passport gives you access to so many possibilities compared to millions of others that all you have to do is find someplace to go and leave.
• weddpros 13y ago
  Switzerland is now part of the Schengen Area, which allows free circulation of people
  • eps 13y ago
    That's just for traveling.
    • weddpros 13y ago
      nope... you can settle in any schengen country if you come from a schengen country too !