How hard it is to find a job in another country before you go there?

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Answer 1

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I would definitely recommend looking for jobs first, doing an interview and only relocating to another country once you have a signed employment contract. It makes getting a visa much much easier and saves you a lot of trouble if you can't find a job. It's possible the other way around but it's a huge gamble and very risky.

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Finding a job abroad is not too difficult if you have a good qualification but it always depends on the situation (i. e. whether that qualification is currently in demand). But you can find that information online. You can also apply and do interviews online / via telephone. Just make sure you make yourself familiar with the application process of your country of choice.
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Finding a job abroad is not too difficult if you have a good qualification but it always depends on the situation (i. e. whether that qualification is currently in demand). But you can find that information online. You can also apply and do interviews online / via telephone. Just make sure you make yourself familiar with the application process of your country of choice.

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smilinjackal

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You have a degree in a useful field right? Otherwize be prepared to work for craps. Cause you will be just another immigrant stealing local citizens jobs.

spritum

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No no, I am an engineer.
I want to master degree in abroad.
But 100% scholarship is very difficult to win.
I'm trying to save money for a semester.
But my country currency is so worthless.
and my English isn't enough to my academic filed.
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Then yeah with a school visa you will be ok. I know lots of people who studied abroad. And they got jobs. Usually paid internships. Talk to the school about that

Answer 6

spritum

No no, I am an engineer.
I want to master degree in abroad.
But 100% scholarship is very difficult to win.
I'm trying to save money for a semester.
But my country currency is so worthless.
and my English isn't enough to my academic filed.

Answer 7

smilinjackal

Then yeah with a school visa you will be ok. I know lots of people who studied abroad. And they got jobs. Usually paid internships. Talk to the school about that

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jahaims | 95 opinions shared on Education & Career topic.

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Obviously depends on your skill set and which country

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Avicenna | 1K opinions shared on Education & Career topic.

Master

It's usually almost impossible

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