Best immigration destinations?
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That's a tough question. Problem is there are trade-offs wherever you go. I would have to say, the decision should be one of survival first. You should be able to speak the language or be capable of learning it quickly. Next, you should be focused on employment. Unless you are wealthy, you'll need a job to survive.
From my travels, I would say that Australia would be hard to do. High cost of living and some anti-immigration attitudes there might make it difficult. Switzerland is nice but maintains 3 basic languages, Italian/German/French. America is good but you should follow the rules and immigrate through their system or one day, you might get a knock on the door and be hauled away and deported to your home country.
So like I said, it just depends on the factors as to the best place to immigrate. It will be different for each person as to what is best.
Guantanamo bay
California, sea sun sand, bronzed ladies, uh oh yes I remember the Ladies not all Pamela Anderson, more Nellie the Elephant, well why not Estonia, or Zim Bab We, plenty of opportunities there.
im going to LEGALLY immigrate to England someday...as soon as i finish college. i think England could offer a lot of opportunities. but thats just me.
how about Iraq. at the rate they are killing each other there will be loads of room for some more immigrants
It depends on where you are coming from. I am an American and I live part time in Hungary. My husband speaks Hungarian I am slowly learning (It is a fact, It is one of the very hard ones to learn) We purchased an apt. for cash and our expenses or low. If you are pl anning on working here it would be hard unless you were hired by a international bank or a big co. that paid you in dollars. Most people (80%) go to college here.They are very highly skilled but very underpaid.We are semi- retired and don't work over here.It is interesting though.They people are friendly and very private at the same time.
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