Would you emigrate to another country to get a better job?

Question

If you knew that your country doesn't have good jobs?

Answer 1

I agree with Proud White above
"It's not easy to do it legally, well at least is not easy for poor people,
I would do it, respecting the culture of the country obviously. "

I would definitely go to another country to get a better job.

One thing I would like to say though is that many people here keep saying how they would do so legally. Believe me if Mexicans could do it legally they would, but often it is financially impossible since many of them are struggling even to eat a daily meal.

Answer 2

Nope, never. A better job isn't everything.
Heck you could have 2 or 3 jobs or even internet jobs and make more money than you'd make overseas. Here the income is $35,000 to $75,000 or more...overseas it's $200 to $300 a month.

Answer 3

you're a minor toddler. You do what your moms and dads say until eventually you change right into a self-helping man or woman. quit whining and are available across a fashion to pass to college or study a potential it really is valued interior the hard work marketplace. international hard work glut is one billion adults - so both come across straightforward approaches to do something effective and powerful, or land up with the ineffective fools incapable of manufacturing a lot as a tomato. What do you quite opt to do? Have at it! i favor to spend time travelling in France, spain, Germany, Italy, etc. you could attempt this once you retain up adequate of your man or woman money. Dream - or DO!

Answer 4

I would be gone in 1 second! In a heartbeat. A New York minute.
Not as an illegal working for chump change, but as a legal immigrant, I'd be gone tomorrow

Answer 5

Yes I would immigrate. (Emigrate is a different word, please look it up. It means to relocate within the SAME country.) I would immigrate LEGALLY however. I would respect the country that I was going to be employed in.

Answer 6

Oh yes, I would try to go and live in Norway. BUT they too, have stricked policies in regard to emmigrants and visitors. America is not the only country who struggles with illegal emmigrants.

Answer 7

Yes... I have lived in a couple of other countries and other states and started life from scratch several times. I have the hang of it, am courageous, adaptable,independent and intuitive...

so yes...bring it on.

Answer 8

It's not easy to do it legally, well at least is not easy for poor people,
I would do it, respecting the culture of the country obviously.

Answer 9

As long as it's all legal and above-board, why not? What we've got now is NOT legal immigration, it's an ugly mess, and going to get uglier as time goes by...

Answer 10

heck ya, in a heart beat. maybe to canada where they have nationalized health care or to japan where they alot to teach english. but ya I'll move, better to be successful elsewhere that a welfare collecting bum at home.