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How are your English skills?
I read your post and I’m wondering why people want to work in the US or the EU without knowing what might happen to them or what to expect.
I worked in Cupertino, California, for ten years and I know what US companies expect from their employees. Under Trump, working conditions are now significantly more difficult for non-whites, especially for people from Vietnam and China. If I were you, I wouldn’t consider the US as a place to work unless you have exceptional qualifications.
As a retiree living in the EU, I can tell you that the EU is increasingly becoming a copy of the US when it comes to immigration and foreigners. Even liberal countries like Denmark, Norway, and Sweden are restricting entry for foreign workers. Germany doesn’t make a big fuss about immigration and foreign workers, but it quietly operates in the same way as Denmark. Italy, France, and the Benelux countries (Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg) also have their own entry restrictions. Only Spain is a bit more open to foreign workers. In addition to the local language (e.g., French, Spanish, German, etc.), you need to speak good English if you want to find a job in the EU.
FYI: To live decently in the USA or the EU, you should earn at least €4,000 or $4,000 net per month. This is because various insurances such as health insurance, rent, transportation costs, etc., can easily exceed €/$1.5 K
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