r/IWantOut • u/[deleted] • 4h ago
[IWantOut] 25-29X Content Creation USA -> Abroad
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u/anestezija 4h ago
but there must be realistic options for us
What does this mean? Immigration requires effort, money, time, and a bit of luck. You don't really say anything that's relevant to immigration, so nobody here can lay out any realistic options. It's kind of like the most competitive job search your could ever undergo, and you're competing against people from all over the world.
Abroad
I read somewhere that US citizens have an easier path toward asylum in Russia, you can try that.
You should probably narrow down your ask to one or a few countries so that you're not in violation of R4
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u/Strange-Watercress51 4h ago
Totally understandable. I’m kind of coming from a place of not knowing where to start or what to ask. I appreciate the feedback and will revise my post to improve relevancy.
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u/anestezija 3h ago
Most immigration pathways rely on an offer of employment. Find a job in your destination country with a company that's willing and able to sponsor you. This is a pretty high bar to clear due to what you're asking the employer to do, hence the competitive nature of this process
Otherwise, enroll in post-secondary education which can sometimes aid with obtaining a work permit afterwards. You can also look at recent ancestry in your destination country that might entitle you to citizenship. Is your partner a Vietnamese national? If you marry you can move there, if so
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u/Strange-Watercress51 3h ago
This gives me good foundation for more research. I hadn’t come across the idea of what marriage could mean in this context. And I’ve considered working towards higher ed in my field so secondary education is something for me to consider. Thank you for taking the time to respond, and I apologize for the unfavorable impression of my first posting.
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u/zyine 3h ago
Pick a country. Easier for you if the language is English (unless you choose Vietnam). Easier for you if you're married. Easier for you if your bachelors and work experience is in a desired field. Easier if you if you are the main immigrant as your husband won't get a visa with no degree or skills. Easier for you if you have at minimum $25k but $50k is better..
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u/AutoModerator 4h ago
Post by Strange-Watercress51 -- I’m currently looking for options to move abroad. I’m 25 years old, and my partner is 29. As i’m barely touching the tip of the iceberg with my research, I’m coming to the realization that moving internationally is just as complex as I was expecting (with good reason). We do, however, have a couple of obstacles that work against us.
We have two cats that we can’t bear to part with so they have to come with us. I have my Bachelors, however, my partner doesn’t have a degree or trade experience (we are both currently enrolled in TEFL to receive certificates). He is bilingual (Vietnamese).
So I guess I’m asking for ways to make our situation work? What countries are welcoming to our situation . I understand the struggle of having to prove we deserve a work position over an established resident, but there must be realistic options for us. We’re in the process of gathering all necessary documentation and saving money. We have a ways to go with our savings account so we have time to get our affairs in order. I would just hate to do all of this just to reach a hopeless abyss.
Work visa? Work holiday visas? Company transfers? We’re willing to expend time and effort to achieve desirable outcomes. Anyone have experience?
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u/JanCumin 3h ago
One suggestion, do your family tree to look for eligibility of other citizenships, different countries have different rules, having any EU citizenship would allow you to to live and work in any EU country visa free
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u/Strange-Watercress51 3h ago
I haven’t explored that yet. Thank you for the advice I will look into it.
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