padthai

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   by padthai 10y ago

   Your maps are gorgeous. Would you mind to share which tileset are you using in the Helsinki map?
2. 152.▲
   by padthai 10y ago

   This is what I have noticed too. It is a way to start living in the country and then get a job (specially a entry-level job). Also to improve their fluency in the language of that particular country. UK is specially popular because they spe
3. 153.▲
   by padthai 10y ago

   It is true, actually. Lots of waiters with degrees in London. But most of them do not last much. It is a way to improve their English, try to get a job in the UK (getting to an entry-level job it is almost impossible in the South), and live
4. 154.▲
   by padthai 10y ago

   Even if you are UK citizen you have to earn more than X pounds per year to keep your non-EU spouse with you in the country. I have met some PhD students and retired workers with this problem. I am sure that there are more inconveniences tha
5. 155.▲
   by padthai 10y ago

   China policies are very protectionist so you cannot say if those companies would be successful in a 'open' environment. Their competition is just blocked there.