wanna move to europe but where’s the best country or city to live with family and have good benefits like in usa.
Sorry, you lost me there with the "good benefits like in usa." Can you elaborate on that, so I can give a better answer?
Personally, I’d choose somewhere south for the (generally) lower costs and more sunshine, vs. the cold, dreary, high-cost north of Europe where I’ve lived the past 5 years.
Language is a must. And keep in mind that you have to apply for residency and work permission once you have a job offer with a company in the country you wish to move to. The company has to file the offer details with the employment authority, and certify that you are better suited than any available worker in the entire EU and EEC. You pay the fee to apply for residence and work, wait 3-4 months for an answer (which can be "no", by the way–so make sure it’s a solid offer, and that you’re solidly committed to quickly learning language and culture and adapting to it).
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ITALY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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probably england becuase it’s the closest to america as far as language tv etc
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What languages do you speak?
If you move to an European country the first thing is to know the local language…
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Sorry, you lost me there with the "good benefits like in usa." Can you elaborate on that, so I can give a better answer?
Personally, I’d choose somewhere south for the (generally) lower costs and more sunshine, vs. the cold, dreary, high-cost north of Europe where I’ve lived the past 5 years.
Language is a must. And keep in mind that you have to apply for residency and work permission once you have a job offer with a company in the country you wish to move to. The company has to file the offer details with the employment authority, and certify that you are better suited than any available worker in the entire EU and EEC. You pay the fee to apply for residence and work, wait 3-4 months for an answer (which can be "no", by the way–so make sure it’s a solid offer, and that you’re solidly committed to quickly learning language and culture and adapting to it).
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expat living and working in Europe 5+ years
Ohrid, Macedonia
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london is very expensive but if you speak only english…
I live in Italy. here there ara a lot of beautifoul places. Milano and Roma are the biggest. there are also Torino, Venezia, Genova, Parma, Verona, Bologna, Pavia, Padova, LaSpezia,Firenze…………………………………………………………………
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Hamburg, Germany – Germany´s boomtown … close to Sweden, Denmark, Netherlands ….. great place to live; I travel there often.
Actually living here is great: free schools, Hamburg UNiversity costs 1000 EUROs a year, great public transport, more than 60 theaters, great museums …. and many jobs
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FINLAND.
In all the world,the finns enjoy the highest standarts of living in all the world.
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SPAIN or ITALY of course
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As said before, North-Europe sucks when you want some sunshine. But I would say you better move to the UK, maby Ireland. Because you speak those languages, and the other languages, like Dutch, German, French are for some people hard to learn. You shouldn’t even think about Scandinavia, cause they’re talking like shit, you wouldn’t understand a word of them.
To the south, like Italy, Spain, Portugal, maybe South-France, those people are really hospitable. That’s less on in the North. To the East is not comparable to the States.
I think your choice depends on your idea of living. Go for your career and for better standards of living, of for hospitable neighbors and nice, sunny weather, all the time.
Everybody speaks english in scandinavia. We are far superior to the south when it comes to adapting. + in Norway we earn a lot more money than you would do in the south. After the recession Norway was one of the countries that actually came of sort of unscaved. We now own 1% of all the shares in Europe.
If we want sunshine( which by the way we also do have in the summer) we vacate to the south.
The south is not a place to make money. It maybe nice to look at, but il promise you, you wont care with a shitty salary.
In the UK everyone lives in brick houses. If you want a proper size house like in the US i would def recommend Scandinavia.
If your looking for work in engineering Stavanger is the place to be.
HI ,, live in England ,i think it is crap, absolutely sick of it, thinking about moving to Italy, can i get any advice ??/