I wanna leave my country and immigrate for good, i'm in my early twenties and will get my bachelor's next year. It's very hard to immigrate i guess because no company will hire me without experience. Suggest me some legit and legal ways to immigrate.
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(Dec 18, 2020 08:27 AM)Speed Test Wrote: I think you should wait few months and then think again.. I agree, kookur you should table that idea for a bit. Be sure to research the area which you want to move to first, depending on where you are looking to go-- cost of living, population density, etc may be of concern to you.
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(Dec 18, 2020 07:05 AM)kookur Wrote: I wanna leave my country and immigrate for good, i'm in my early twenties and will get my bachelor's next year. It's very hard to immigrate i guess because no company will hire me without experience. Suggest me some legit and legal ways to immigrate. How bad is your country's Covid situation? Because you might be better off where you are. Usually the way to immigrate to a country is to have a job offer already in that other country, or have a million dollars to invest in the other country or have had a job in your old country that the new country really needs such as they need more dentists and you've been a dentist.
I have moved countries before and trust me, that country needs to be in a good position because they will look after their own first (as they should). I would definitely do your research now and get experience that you need but from your current country. There is absolute devastation in the US right now. They can barely look after their own citizens, let alone give a job to a new person who has just arrived with no experience. Trust the commenters here. Wait.
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