Yahoo Answers is shutting down on May 4th, 2021 (Eastern Time) and beginning April 20th, 2021 (Eastern Time) the Yahoo Answers website will be in read-only mode. There will be no changes to other Yahoo properties or services, or your Yahoo account. You can find more information about the Yahoo Answers shutdown and how to download your data on this help page.
Trending News
I want to move to Europe for a while?
I am an English only speaking American. I am intrested in moving to Europe for a while, but is there a job market for me? Is there a website with jobs posted looking for Americans. I would prefer Paris or Great Britian.
6 Answers
- t_maia2000Lv 61 decade agoFavorite Answer
Actually it is pretty hard for the average American Joe to get a work permit in Europe. Unfortunately you did not mention your field, but: The situation for immigrants in Europe is similar to the situation of immigrants in the US. There would not be so many illegal immigrants if it was easy to get a residency permit and a work permit.
The only people with a decent chance of getting a work and residency permit in Europe are either recent graduates from a European uni (inlcuding masters or PhD) or people who have special talents. Computer experts are still sought as well as civil engineers. Holders of a PhD are welcome too if they have a job lined up. Spain actively recruits mainly civil engineers whose native language is Spanish in Latin America.
You'll need to be pretty good to convince a potential employer from an application submitted by email to hire you. And this is only a first step: After you've found somebody willing to hire you, you'll need to apply for a work permit. In a large number of cases the application is denied, because there are plenty of EU citizens and non-EU citizens already holding a residency permit who could do the job in question just as well.
If you are in medical, the UK could maybe be an option if your US qualifications are recognised in the UK.
Also the US Army/Airforce is often looking for civil employees for bases in Europe. You don't need a work permit for these jobs.
- ShlomoNYCLv 41 decade ago
Europe is fun - I am thinking about moving there myself. You need a work permit; since u are American that should not be too difficult. Try Europe´s boomtowns such as Copenhagen, Malmoe, Hamburg ...many jobs available.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
If you are in shape you can go to France and enlist in the French Foreign Legion. Bring a French Dictionary with you
- pelzerLv 44 years ago
it is comfortably what the BNP would desire to do, once you study the finer factors of their manifesto you will see that they desire to repeal all the anti-discrimination legislations, this suggests that that immigrants would be discriminated in the direction of in housing, artwork, training, scientific treatment etc, and that is maximum in all likelihood the ghetto would desire to reappear, plus the BNP would desire to like immigrants to have the liberty to connected their very own segregated 'individuals and faith' faculties merely so they may well be waiting to overview approximately 'their very own cultures and traditions', study 2d attractiveness faculties, 2d attractiveness citizens, apartheid, the Jews below Hitler, and likewise you get a clue what the BNP are quite approximately.
- How do you think about the answers? You can sign in to vote the answer.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
sure, you are welcomed around
all the best