Is moving for a job hard?

First thing I'd suggest is getting rid of that debt as soon as you possibly can. Make sure there are absolutely no jobs whatsoever that are entry level in your current area. You have a car, and you live with your parents, so if you can find an entry level job at most within 30-40 minutes of your house you would have income without having to worry about rent. If there are absolutely no entry level jobs within that 40 minute radius, I'd suggest a long distance commute (if you can afford the time lost while traveling and the gas costs)

Moving out is an extremely big choice that will create a whole new set of problems in your life, and will eat into the free time you once had. (You will have to clean your own house, cook your own meals, buy a new bed, cookware, furniture, pay the bills, etc) Another thing you have to make sure of before you move out, is if the job that requires you to move out is guaranteed.

Don't take out a personal loan unless absolutely necessary. You already have debt and you don't want more debt piling up on top of that.

>>18628471
There's nothing entry level that I want. I've checked with all the major websites and companies but they just are not willing to take you on without the certifications and you need on the job hours for certifications so it's a catch 22.

There are a couple of positions but they work with radiation which is the last thing I want to deal with. I have experience but it's in general quality which I want to move away from. and i can't get rid of the debt since I have no job at the moment.

I live in a town at the outskirts of a city and anything that isn't fast food requires an hour commute so my time is pretty much gone anyway. I never really wanted to move out since no rent and mom's cooking is great plus I get along with my dad really well but I'm just desperate to not be stuck with random jobs that are borderline poverty tier.