What countries have you been to?
- Thread starter Toby D. Dog
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This is a perfect thread for me to ask where I should emigrate to? I'm facing a situation where I either escape or they'll kill me. Since you guys have been to so many countries, you can give me some educated advice. My main priority is the availability of jobs and the ability to work immediately as I arrive to that hypothetical country, because I have almost no money and can't sustain myself for more than one week.
Yeah, that's an issue, most English speaking countries are way too expensive, the ticket to theses countries is 700$ which is like 80$ of budget. The closets is Ireland, it's relatively cheap (the key word relatively) but then there's the issue of legal status. How long will I be able to stay, for now citizens from where I am have a temporary protection in the EU zone, but it will not be forever. I'm currently slowly learning German, but it will be some time until I master it.
Australia was always on my mind, and New Zealand as well. But after talking with people from there, it turns out it's hello expensive there, and jobs are limited too, let alone the cost of tickets to Australia (around 700$) and rent approximately 2000$ per month. Maybe they were lying lol. Although the internet says the same thing...
Alternatively, you can search for a remote job from country that has stronger currency (or higher cost of living) than your own country.
It will be a win-win solution for both parties: the hiring company get cheaper employee with relatively similar skills and you got higher payment in relative to your country of living.
Some of my inner circle doing the remote job and can work from everywhere. Not easy but definitely worth the try.
It will be a win-win solution for both parties: the hiring company get cheaper employee with relatively similar skills and you got higher payment in relative to your country of living.
Some of my inner circle doing the remote job and can work from everywhere. Not easy but definitely worth the try.
That's Mostly towards Brown Refugees though.
Ukraine have white privilege and hence looked favorably compared to them atleast.
Although Ukrainians are stereotyped as refugees and they are doomed into grateful politics .
Then you should find Third world Western expat friendly countries. They are very lenient and corrupt so you could just bribe your ways there. You just need to find the right networking. Everything's fair when one got robbed of normal life so don't feel so guilty about it.
Ukraine have white privilege and hence looked favorably compared to them atleast.
Although Ukrainians are stereotyped as refugees and they are doomed into grateful politics .
Then you should find Third world Western expat friendly countries. They are very lenient and corrupt so you could just bribe your ways there. You just need to find the right networking. Everything's fair when one got robbed of normal life so don't feel so guilty about it.
Back when I lived there, I didn't find it expensive tbh. Maybe it changed though.
As for the rent, yes it can be expensive too if you want to live in big towns and big houses or appartments but it seems like you're in a hurry so for just a small place for yourself, I doubt it will be that much especially compared to your salary.
Also I thought you didn't mind what type of jobs you would do, which again if you're really in a dire situation, shoudn't be that much of a problem. You can easily find a job in construction, factory jobs, in restaurants, in sales, etc... it's just temporary to allow you to pay for what you have to pay.
You can then organize yourself to find something better once you're settled.
As for the rent, yes it can be expensive too if you want to live in big towns and big houses or appartments but it seems like you're in a hurry so for just a small place for yourself, I doubt it will be that much especially compared to your salary.
Also I thought you didn't mind what type of jobs you would do, which again if you're really in a dire situation, shoudn't be that much of a problem. You can easily find a job in construction, factory jobs, in restaurants, in sales, etc... it's just temporary to allow you to pay for what you have to pay.
You can then organize yourself to find something better once you're settled.
Alternatively, you can search for a remote job from country that has stronger currency (or higher cost of living) than your own country.
It will be a win-win solution for both parties: the hiring company get cheaper employee with relatively similar skills and you got higher payment in relative to your country of living.
Some of my inner circle doing the remote job and can work from everywhere. Not easy but definitely worth the try.
It will be a win-win solution for both parties: the hiring company get cheaper employee with relatively similar skills and you got higher payment in relative to your country of living.
Some of my inner circle doing the remote job and can work from everywhere. Not easy but definitely worth the try.
Second and the most important part, my accounts are closed, I can't work, receive payment or use the money I earned. I do have a PayPal account, but I can't withdraw the money. I live ony thanks my parents for 4 years, but I have to find a way out, I can't say anything more.
If I wanted to become a criminal I would have done it here, the reason I'm in deep shit is because I refused. There are plenty of opportunities for criminals and degenerates here, and no shortage of corruption as well. All opportunities are open for you if you have no moral compass, the fourther you're willing to go, the more you'll make.
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Really depends where the immigrant is from. But @Master OF Haki you might want to swim that Ukrainian refugee support wave before it's died down. The very welcoming culture of the first 2 years of war has long been over.
germany is quite expensive and makes you pay unreasonable amount of tax.
How about you bag some of that government support money, save up and then leave for another option?
Having refugee status doesn't immediately allow you to work.
There's levels to this. Having a moral compass is one thing but at some point it becomes a matter of survival.
I hate to agree with this clown but
Surely not everything is fair but not everything considered a crime in one's country is also amoral.
germany is quite expensive and makes you pay unreasonable amount of tax.
How about you bag some of that government support money, save up and then leave for another option?
Having refugee status doesn't immediately allow you to work.
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There's levels to this. Having a moral compass is one thing but at some point it becomes a matter of survival.
I hate to agree with this clown but
Surely not everything is fair but not everything considered a crime in one's country is also amoral.
There is a big difference between temporarily doing what is necessary to survive and building personal wealth on the backs of the innocent.
Always remember: ''laws'' are made by other people with bigger guns than us. Who are these people to us, why do we value their opinions when they don't even value our survival?
Legality and morality are 2 very different things
They don't get as many indians in Germany, that's more of a thing in UK i guess(because of colonial heritage)
But yes, mostly 'brown' people, muslims in particular. (Kinda like in Ukraine itself🙃)
There's of course a 'racial' component. Don't feel too safe in East Germany if your skin is dark.
Always remember: ''laws'' are made by other people with bigger guns than us. Who are these people to us, why do we value their opinions when they don't even value our survival?
Legality and morality are 2 very different things
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They don't get as many indians in Germany, that's more of a thing in UK i guess(because of colonial heritage)
But yes, mostly 'brown' people, muslims in particular. (Kinda like in Ukraine itself🙃)
There's of course a 'racial' component. Don't feel too safe in East Germany if your skin is dark.