I want to work abroad

{:2_38:}I also want to know where such opportunities can be found, hehe.

I also want to go abroad and find opportunities on my own!

I’d like to share some insights with the original poster. When considering working abroad, people often focus more on the working conditions in that country or on the exchange rate – in other words, the higher earnings they can expect. What they don’t realize is that the job market abroad is much worse than in one’s home country. Moreover, if you want to work in developed countries, you can’t go to poor regions in Africa or Asia; it’s difficult to get a visa for developed countries, so what’s the option then? To smuggle oneself in? It seems quite dangerous. Without a work permit or identity document, one can’t do anything abroad. In general, if one really wants to earn money, it’s possible to do so in one’s own country as well. If one doesn’t want to work, they can try to start their own business. In short, as long as one has the ability and the ideas, they can make money anywhere; the environment is just an external factor

Working abroad, huh~~~ The economic crisis overseas is even worse~~~~~

Yeah, it’s better to think it through carefully. .

Working abroad (referring to ordinary labor work) to earn some extra money. To give an example: in the country, the average salary is 2,000 yuan per month; a dishwasher earns 1,000 yuan per month. By living frugally, one can save 500 yuan. In the United States, for example, if the average salary is 2000 dollars, a dishwasher earns around 1000 dollars per month. By living frugally and saving 500 dollars, that amount becomes 3500 yuan when converted at an exchange rate of 7. It’s not clear whether there are any additional fees associated with other exchange rates. In other words, for example, in China a low-level worker earns 6,000 yuan per year, while in the United States they earn over 40,000 yuan per year. But in a foreign land, I was treated like a non-human. I’ve heard from many people who have worked abroad that they are usually skilled workers with specific expertise (such as tailors, painters, welders, etc.). They generally go abroad for 3 years at a time, and upon returning, they can bring back around 200,000 to 300,000 in earnings. But usually one has to take a break of one or two years after returning; it’s a task of extremely high difficulty that requires 3 years of effort. . .

Please refer to: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=259242&highlight=%2Bprogress

Socialist China is still the best. In Europe and the US, economic crises reign, and people live in great hardship – they don’t have enough to eat or wear. So what’s the point of going abroad? I advise LZ to think carefully before taking action! !