seems like Norway is the easiest European Country to migrate to and it's not expensive from all ramifications. I'm about making a decision and I would like y'all to help me. are there jobs in Norway and what's the cost of living in Norway.

How is it the easiest to migrate to? How would you get a work visa? A study visa requires a humongous amount in a blocked account and you have around 6 months to get a job after you graduate. Good luck if you aren't in IT or medicine.

NORWAY is one of the most expensive country in Europe.... and as much as you earn equally high salaries, for a tourist or someone who is using money from abroad, it's fukcing expensive. even Denmark and Sweden, who are also expensive European cities, they ain't as expensive as bloody Norway.... as for their winter cold, that one only baba Ijebu can help you!!!

But nevertheless a great country to live and work in.

MrBrownJay1:
NORWAY is one of the most expensive country in Europe.... and as much as you earn equally high salaries, for a tourist or someone who is using money from abroad, it's fukcing expensive. even Denmark and Sweden, who are also expensive European cities, they ain't as expensive as bloody Norway.... as for their winter cold, that one only baba Ijebu can help you!!!

But nevertheless a great country to live and work in.

What of Netherland

Scandinavian countries are quite expensive but the high quality of life is worth it

ZINIBANKS:

What of Netherland

Dead cheap compared to Norway...

MrBrownJay1:


Dead cheap compared to Norway...

I wan go dar con3 olohun

ZINIBANKS:

I wan go dar con3 olohun

When you get there, just travel around the many surrounding European countries... you will be surprised of the many great places you can discover.

MrBrownJay1:


When you get there, just travel around the many surrounding European countries... you will be surprised of the many great places you can discover.

OK no qualm bro
But I saw your comments on one trade saying you're in S/N America.
Do you wanna settle there or go to other con3.

ZINIBANKS:

OK no qualm bro
But I saw your comments on one trade saying you're in S/N America.
Do you wanna settle there or go to other con3.

Yes I live in Colombia right now...I love South America and been living on this side of the world on and off for a while now (Argentina/Brazil). But i was back in Copenhagen for 18months before moving to Colombia, and I would say that ...I would choose any Scandinavian country over any other in Europe (apart from France, of course)

MrBrownJay1:


Yes I live in Colombia right now...I love South America and been living on this side of the world on and off for a while now (Argentina/Brazil). But i was back in Copenhagen for 18months before moving to Colombia, and I would say that ...I would choose any Scandinavian country over any other in Europe (apart from France, of course)

Bro i am really fascinated about Colombia, I have heard great stories about it. How is life over there in general?

themaestro08:


Bro i am really fascinated about Colombia, I have heard great stories about it. How is life over there in general?

Colombia is a great country (especially Medellin).. weather, culture, food, value for money, party, women etc.... but sadly, the country is just slowly coming out this month of the covid-madness, so it's slowly getting back to normal. There are still no international flights allowed in or out of the country (unless humanitarian), and this is one of the country with the longest lockdown. People are a bit fed up and want to get back to their lives but it's gonna be a while before anything is back to normal.

The mayor of the city of Medellin is also making strange laws lately... this week, bars have been allowed to open (with 30% capacity) but not yet allowed to sell alcohol to customers. That's as crazy as telling people they would be allowed to go to the swimming pool but not to swim

MrBrownJay1:


Colombia is a great country (especially Medellin).. weather, culture, food, value for money, party, women etc.... but sadly, the country is just slowly coming out this month of the covid-madness, so it's slowly getting back to normal. There are still no international flights allowed in or out of the country (unless humanitarian), and this is one of the country with the longest lockdown. People are a bit fed up and want to get back to their lives but it's gonna be a while before anything is back to normal.

The mayor of the city of Medellin is also making strange laws lately... this week, bars have been allowed to open (with 30% capacity) but not yet allowed to sell alcohol to customers. That's as crazy as telling people they would be allowed to go to the swimming pool but not to swim

Nice one bro. I Heard their women are lovely and amazing... How true?

themaestro08:


Nice one bro. I Heard their women are lovely and amazing... How true?

1000% true... but remember that as much as you will easily find a great woman to date in Colombia, if you solely hang out in the tourist spots, you could easily meet a snake too (aka woman who will take advantage of you for being a foreigner)... just like any other south American country.

BTW I think Venezuela has some of the finest women on this continent.

Quick advice go to LinkedIn or indeed and search for jobs in the country that you want to go to, you will see for yourself if there are jobs there or not

For example go to LinkedIn and search for front end developer jobs in Norway, will be see the number of jobs that have been added in the past 24 hours, past week and past month.

Then search your qualifications, like if you're an engineer, search for jobs in engineering in Norway and judge if they're jobs there

Spoiler, European countries have several new jobs vacancies everyday

MrBrownJay1:


Colombia is a great country (especially Medellin).. weather, culture, food, value for money, party, women etc.... but sadly, the country is just slowly coming out this month of the covid-madness, so it's slowly getting back to normal. There are still no international flights allowed in or out of the country (unless humanitarian), and this is one of the country with the longest lockdown. People are a bit fed up and want to get back to their lives but it's gonna be a while before anything is back to normal.

The mayor of the city of Medellin is also making strange laws lately... this week, bars have been allowed to open (with 30% capacity) but not yet allowed to sell alcohol to customers. That's as crazy as telling people they would be allowed to go to the swimming pool but not to swim

How is Medelin after ESCOBAR... Are there still bloody narco wars over there I wish to visit Medellin cos of Pablo.... Do people still love him like before esp the homeless people he built schools and orphanages.... Does he still have die hard fans over there