Depends where in Europe you are. In many countries, immigration policy does treat immigrants as a monolithic block. I live in one of them. It may be easier to get a work visa as a highly skilled person, but it doesn’t change much when it gets to applying for permanent residency or citizenship.
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- shaun@lemmy.worldtoEurope@feddit.org•Welcome, American scientists: Europe, a haven for researchers struggling under TrumpEnglish1·5 months ago
- shaun@lemmy.worldtoEurope@feddit.org•Welcome, American scientists: Europe, a haven for researchers struggling under TrumpEnglish42·5 months ago
Unless you want to stay permanently, then you had better be ready for wave after wave of anti-immigration policy
- shaun@lemmy.worldtoEurope@feddit.org•How a French judge was digitally cut off by the USAEnglish15·9 months ago
This is absolutely fucked up. The people that received arrest warrants against should clearly be in prison, yet he is the man that ultimately suffers. We live in a backwards world.
- shaun@lemmy.worldtoEurope@feddit.org•Denmark to prioritize stricter migration rules for Europe, Frederiksen tells MEPsEnglish2·1 year ago
She wants to have her cake, and she’ll only eat it if its vanilla: https://cphpost.dk/2025-06-27/business-education/career/deal-reached-to-bring-more-foreign-workers-to-denmark/
There is something rotten in the state of Denmark.
I’ve not yet given it a go, but been meaning to try Ghostfolio