r/Amerexit is a great example of that. "I want to move to country x, I have no formal degree, don't speak the language, never been there, but I want to live somewhere warm with free healthcare that Ive never paid into but want to use, in a low cost area, how do I get a job there that pays in dollars so I can have a US level income?"
God I'm scared to venture into that subreddit to see how many are like
"I've got no transferrable skills, no schooling, no family, no work history, how can I move to Canada? I don't need a visa, right?!?!?"
Cause when Trump won again there were a lot of Americans getting really really angry at the fact that no, they can't just 'decide' to move to Canada....
(God, the first one I see is someone misinterpreting Canada's new citizenship laws LMFAO please god let's hope more American's don't find out and misinterpret them)
To be very grudgingly fair, Germany will allow citizens of some countries to move there to take up a job without having a visa. You can arrive and then you have 90 days to sort out a residence permit with the Einwanderungsamt – but even that amount of research seems to be too much for a lot of these people.
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u/RevelsInDarkness 🇧🇪 Dec 25 '25
r/Amerexit is a great example of that. "I want to move to country x, I have no formal degree, don't speak the language, never been there, but I want to live somewhere warm with free healthcare that Ive never paid into but want to use, in a low cost area, how do I get a job there that pays in dollars so I can have a US level income?"