What countries need welders,and pay good?

Where are you from?

>>16660861
Kazakhstan

>>16660871
I am from Lithuania

>>16660880
Isn't 1200 kind of an okay salary?

>>16660901
You would think so , but its expensive to live here.

>>16660907
It's even more expensive elsewhere.

>>16660901
Assuming Euros equal approximately 1.5 or even 2 USD, that is really not much at all.

Come to the US OP there are plenty of oil companies in the south that need welders

>>16660920
No shit, I know that there are worse places, but i want to live a decent life, and not be a fucking slave.I get 1200 euros a month and that means its 14400 euros a year.that is slave wage ...

>>16660923
I heard that its hard to get US citizen ship in USA.

I'm a welder in western canada and I make about 2500 canadian a month

>>16660935
So, about 25 USD?

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Is this allot in US?

>>16660934
Start by getting a job. You can get a work visa, make some cash, and who knows in the next presidential term they might do something about immigration and you'll suddenly become a citizen just for living in the US

>>16660948
Holy shit the Euro is trash right now.

>>16660901
>Isn't 1200 kind of an okay salary?
Not really, no. I'm a site foreman for a carpentry firm in the UK and granted I'm a lot older than OP and have been in the trade for about 23 years, but I make more than that in a week. Even the guys who are only a couple of years out of their apprenticeships make (the quivalent of) about €900 a week for a working day that starts at 8:30, two half hour breaks and everyone gets paid till 5:30 even though there's only me and the tumbleweed on site by 4:15. The cost of living in Kazakhstan is likley much lower than in London, but even so I can't imagine €1,200 gets you much quality of life, even if you're just trying to support yourself on it and not a family.

>>16660861
Work in western or northern Australia or in Christchurch NZ.

>>16660987
I meant in terms of Lithuanian standards.

>>16661520
I'd doubt Australia would recognise boilermaker tickets from Kazakhstan, making work extremely difficult to attain

>>16660948
not at all, I made a little more than that working as a cashier last month