Ask HN: What visas are available for working in Europe without a degree?

Re:Ask HN: What visas are available for working in Europe wi... by sAbakumoff on Monday April 09, 2018 @03:04AM (#16790988)

In Netherlands it's better for you if you are older than 30 because your salary requirements imposed by the government are much higher(4.404 euros per month) than those for under 30 y.o. guys(3.229 euros per month).

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Re:Ask HN: What visas are available for working in Europe wi... by deniedeee on Monday April 09, 2018 @08:10AM (#16792259)

So it's actually worse, right? Having to find a job that pays much more is actually more difficult, isn't it?

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Re:Ask HN: What visas are available for working in Europe wi... by sAbakumoff on Monday April 09, 2018 @12:05PM (#16794214)

I can only tell from my experience - I(35 y.o.) had 3 interviews in NL, 2 offers and took the one that had the highest wage that is even greater than required minimum..Also, I believe that it's pretty easy to find a developer job in NL because it seems that the country lacks IT professionals..

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Re:Ask HN: What visas are available for working in Europe wi... by ddorian43 on Monday April 09, 2018 @06:50PM (#16797663)

Dude, all offers are greater than the minimum. Doesn't make sense to offer otherwise.

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