CitizenX: Invest in Citizenship

Post by woutr_be » Sun, Mar 17, 2024, 6:49 AM UTC

boznz wrote: post #15

Or if you are young and skilled, just apply for migration to the country of your choice. Australia, Canada and New Zealand are preferred destinations for English speakers. Its sometimes messy trying to get all the documentation together and you generally have to be squeaky clean, but no agents need to be involved. I have done it once and my wife has done it twice. Though the last time we did it to get to NZ was almos…

Post by klipt » Sun, Mar 17, 2024, 3:36 PM UTC

takerjop wrote: post #32

boznz wrote: post #15

Or if you are young and skilled, just apply for migration to the country of your choice. Australia, Canada and New Zealand are preferred destinations for English speakers. Its sometimes messy trying to get all the documentation together and you generally have to be squeaky clean, but no agents need to be involved. I have done it once and my wife has done it twice. Though the last time we did it to get to NZ was almos…

Australia not recommended. Their work visa only granted for 2nd tier cities or town for work. It is very hard to find one there. New Zealand, not recommended too as their youths also applying to Australia. Canada, for now very migrant friendly to the point they also give free money too (if you fit the bill). But the cost of living there especially rent and housing will make you worst off than a lot of 3rd world count…