How Do You Decide Where To Go?

   I'm going to Germany.

   Judging by their observations, most go to acquaintances.

   I chose Spain for several reasons: 1. My language sounds very nice and not difficult. 2. There are not as many "refugees" as in France or Germany, for example. 3. I like the climate in north central Spain (temperate oceanic).

   Apply for ads where you are attracted, try to pass a Skype interview and you will find your way

   I went to England because of the language. For example, I thought about Germany, but without German I wouldn't be able to do it there. :)

   "I want to do" .... but have you done so far? Come on, another construction worker ....

   In Sweden, there is little working time.

   You also apply wherever you can. Speeches in the style of refugees are very individual. It is one thing to live in a big city, where scum is collected, especially around stations, it is another to live in a small town or village, where there are also refugees who do not bother you in any way. Unlike Bulgaria work everywhere and top companies they are positioning in the capital only.

   You can practice this profession online.

   I landed on the plane in Eindhoven on January 16, a friend came to pick me up from the airport and then we went to a Belgian company - this company was first on my list of companies in which I planned to apply for a job, I applied for a job and the next day I was at work. In the summer I will take my wife and children here in Belgium and I do not plan to return to Bulgaria again. Now I am intensively looking for accommodation for my family, I went to several visits and for now there is one accommodation that I really liked and I hope to be able to rent it.

   Only Spain is STILL something else. Madrid is the most beautiful city in the world.

   Up to 7 A little, I work, but those with a little are mainly the local municipality. Because there, in general, they drive it like in Bulgaria - a lot of administration, with the aim of "low unemployment". That's why it passes the number with "few hours". Yes, there are a lot of private companies, but you can't count on working for a few hours.

   I emigrated through relatives and looking at the comments once again I am convinced that the Bulgarians go to the biggest pigsty in Europe !!! There are many "literate" countries, but they are not the ones where Bulgarians are in large numbers.

   I left for England years ago because of the language and the pound / lev ratio. First because of the money, second because I knew English. I haven't even thought about Germany, simply because I don't know German. I had no friends or acquaintances in England and no one pushed me. I built everything myself, with hard work and knowledge. I don't have any romantic feelings for England, I don't like the country very much, with some exceptions. However, over the years I have visited many cities, some of which I like. If it weren't for the good friendships I made, career development and money, I would immediately return to Bulgaria.

   Find out how the labor market is doing in the field you are targeting. You can try to apply from Bulgaria, but your chance will be significantly lower. In my opinion, you should focus on a country / city where this area is well developed and has jobs and where you know the language. Good luck.

   @ 13 and which are the readable sides? Let me guess - Russia and the former socialist bloc? Are you in the literate countries in question? I bet you're not in the "literate" countries you think.

   No, number 16, these countries are even bigger pigs. For me, there are no suitable countries for emigration in Europe of 5-6 maximum. I mean, for example, the Scandinavian countries, Luxembourg, Switzerland - the rest are piglets for me.

   13, there is something like this - London, Chicago (one of the most criminal cities in the US), Berlin, Madrid, are always pushed into big cities with crime and where you can live only a mediocre life, because there is fierce competition. They work en masse for 10-12 hours and have no time left for personal life.

   I think of Sweden, but a small town away from crime. Zasmyan (author)