USA and EU

[Lorenzo_H]

I have the right to work in the two most economically advanced areas of the planet that everyone wants to get into!

Since I have both a British passport (well Manx, but they are similar) and an American one, I can work in both the EU and the USA. Am I as lucky as I think I am? Just how hard is it for say, a chinese person, to get into either of these areas?

I didnt fully realise this earlier because Im still young, but it suddenly occoured to me as I was in the gym today.

[InsaneApache]

Did you vote in the Tynwald election? :inquisitive:

Stay on Mann...a tropical paradise just off the coast of Liverpool. :laugh4:

[Duke Malcolm]

Indeed, stay on the Isle of Men...

Why you would want to emigrate to Europe, the UK or the USA is beyond me...

[Del Arroyo]

To put it in perspective for you, I am a US citizen, and I would never be able to work legally in the EU.

[yesdachi]

To put it in perspective for you, I am a US citizen, and I would never be able to work legally in the EU.
Why not?

[Lorenzo_H]

Did you vote in the Tynwald election? :inquisitive:

Stay on Mann...a tropical paradise just off the coast of Liverpool. :laugh4:
The election is tommorrrow (thursday). As for tropical paradise - hmmmm.... I dont mind the weather much, but it makes a lot of people moan (and it might just be slightly better than Yorkshire).



Indeed, stay on the Isle of Men...

Why you would want to emigrate to Europe, the UK or the USA is beyond me...


Your right, its a good place to be because of the tax haven and all the other benefits, but its a small place, I dont want to spend my entire life here.


To put it in perspective for you, I am a US citizen, and I would never be able to work legally in the EU.

Well yes but you really wouldnt want to, right?


Why not?

i suspect it's because he doesn't have any family there, he doesn't have a visa, and its not likely he will recieve a work permit. Or the US gov may want to take his US citizenship if he becomes a EU citizen.