Greetings. I'd like some advice about work and live abroad.

>>1114721

I did forget to mention, you can mention other countries that you think would be good and give me some advice about it.

cheers.

Where you from?
Portugal?

>>1114721
I'm sorry for your loss.
Good luck my friend

>>1114764

Likewise.

>>1114721
>Finished highschool with Information technology course.
I burst your bubble right here. In most of west europe you're as qualified as a functional illiterate refugee.
Taxi driver or fast food cashier material at best.
The problem is for those jobs we ave thousands of eastern europeans with 5+ years of experience and/or a PhD that are already fluent in the language lining up.

Your only chance: Minimum wage manual labour (assistant of the assistant of a learned landscaper or day jobs (picking strawberries/aspargus or other unskilled worker stuff.)

Do a apprenticeship, learn a trade than think about doing shit like that.

I hope you guys can help me.
I'll be staying in Spain for a year on a non-working visa, the thing is I still plan on working for my clients in my home country as usual, since I just need a PC and access to the Internet to do my stuff.

Does this still count as "working" in Spain? Can doing this get me into trouble?

>>1114782
First of all, thank you for you answer.

Second, I know I only have high school and It's nothing special since alot of good jobs require to have PhD's.

I don't think I will move abroad and get a dream job right away. Really don't hope or dream about the so called "American dream".

In my country you really get exploited even with PhD. I've friends who are Mechanical / Chemical engineers and the salary is really a joke for all time they study and money spent in master's degree,

Also know people, both in Germany and UK, that in period of two years really improved their life quality but also professional. From work at restaurant to assistant legal department at Barclays. Or the other that worked at hotel kitchen to kids teacher. Just because while they work, they also learn language of the country that are living in. Also, most of jobs help you to get professional qualification.

In my opinion, you just need to not be a shitty person and apply yourself to what you need to so you succeed. Since most of people see others, when they are foreigners, as little poor immigrants.

Cheers.

>>1114816

I do think you need to get visa since some countries do require it if you want stay over X time. There's difference between traveler / living / working. Maybe you need to talk with embassy and they can help you. It all depends if you belong to EU or not.

>>1114845
Bro we have one of the biggest Portuguese diaspora here in Switzerland and non of their "success" stories they tell their relatives aren't real unless they're 100% assimilated secondos born in switzerland.

The cake is a lie and the guys you know lie about everything they do. unless you're 100% fluent you won't even get a shift leader at a fast food joint position.Teach children? You won't even get near to it.

>>1114853
Forgot to add:
They might earn 40k/year and brag about it, but that's rock bottom lower class.
reality check: even a neet citizen gets 50k/year and a shit tier call center agent will earn 55k+