jeroh

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   by jeroh 6y ago

   Back then it was the Soviet Union. Together with Nazi Germany it attacked Poland, so it kind of was associated with the Axis until it was attacked by the Nazis.
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   by jeroh 7y ago

   It's not permanent. You can loose it if you move out of Japan or commit a crime.
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   by jeroh 7y ago

   I researched Switzerland a bit and it seems your comment about taxes is valid if you assume that you live a low tax canton like Schwyz or Zug (from where you can commute 30-60 minutes to work in Zuerich). Taxes in Geneva look pretty high to
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   by jeroh 7y ago

   There is a special visa for highly skilled immigrants. If you hold an advanced degree (MSc or PhD), have a highly paying job offer, and are young, then you'll get a visa easily and there is a quick path to permanent residency (after 1
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   by jeroh 7y ago

   I visited Berlin a few times and it seemed like a nice place to live. Don't forget that you want to visit your family in India. I think in Germany you typically get more vacation. Also consider the flight time. Berlin is much closer to