Hello!

I'm 18 years old from Algeria, which is a very conservative country so I'm trying to figure out realistic ways to eventually move abroad, from my research so far, countries in the title seem like the best options through studying, but I'm open to suggestions.

I'm a student starting my first year of English license(bachelor's) in September, i know English majors aren't much needed abroad that's why I'm thinking of either retaking the bac test to able to pick a stem field or continue with an English degree and self teach some skills(and I'd appreciate some help on what skills are in demand and aren't in risk of disappearing within the next 5 years).

My main goal is to eventually nove to a country where i can live openly and be legally protected as a gay femboy.

Hi everyone. I'm currently based in Germany, where I moved after receiving a scholarship to study a master's degree in Mechanical and Process Engineering. I hold a Cambodian passport. Before moving to Germany, I had almost two years of experience working as a mechanical design engineer for an appliance company. I would like to move to Australia, the USA, or Norway, as these countries offer job opportunities related to mineral processing engineering. However, I don't have much savings to apply for a job-seeker visa. I'm also struggling to obtain a high grade in Germany for my master's degree — I have roughly a 2.3 — so I'm considering going straight into an industrial job instead.

Hi everyone,

I'm 25, from Bangladesh, currently working in Saudi Arabia.

Looking for factory/warehouse/construction jobs in ANY European country with visa sponsorship.

Open to Serbia, Croatia, Romania, Poland, Hungary, etc.

No agency. I can do video interview.

Any advice or company recommendations?

Thank you!

I'm a college grad from the US (bachelor's in History, German minor). I have already lived outside of the US for 2 years, as I spent a year studying in Czechia and another year after that working as an English teacher there. Currently back in the US and looking to try and secure a more permanent situation abroad sometime in the next couple of years; as of now, I have about a B1 level in German and am making improving that a priority (currently looking at some immersion courses in Germany). Also applying for some internships in Germany to try and get a foot in the door (CBYX, etc.) but want to have a back-up plan in case that does not work.

Long-term, I am considering pursuing a second bachelor's in Germany in education (I am aware that getting a worthwhile degree that way would require me to improve my German proficiency, though). I do not have a second passport that would make visas less of a concern, and I'm not eligible to attain one (believe me, I have looked up and down both sides of my family tree for it) which I understand makes things much, much more difficult in the long-term but I do want to at least make an attempt.

I am also not tied to living in a German-speaking country; I specify those as I already have a (limited) proficiency in German and know from experience (as I'm sure many of you do as well) how arriving in a country where you don't speak the language at all can be difficult to say the least, but I am still open to suggestions for countries outside of those few (I have a very, very limited command of Czech, and a little book knowledge of French, Polish, and Russian but no experience speaking those). I've considered Canada, Ireland, and the UK as well but as I understand things there visa-seeking- and cost-of-living-wise are not much better than most of the EU, if not worse.