Western Europeans are programmed to know less about their neighbors than they know about their Arab enemies. So, who are east Europeans? East Europeans are the neighbors of west Europeans. Do West Europeans have an idea why all their European wars start in east Europe?
I live in Central Europe.
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seems like you are happy of that fact
I am a supporter of globalization. For me there is no the east and west and north and south. I would erase all borders and all the military in the world.
Borders do need to be erased, yes. But what if they are promptly recreated by annoying things such as e.g. language laws, that you can't use your own language at both sides of the border, and you can't even use English to get a job, because the peasant hiring managers don't speak English, not even in government offices? Even 3rd world countries like India were able to have English as their unified language, with which everyone can get a job everywhere in India. But in Europe you can't go into a Romanian or Ukrainian office to take a job when you speak only German or English. What would it take to globalize Europe at least internally? Then there are countries like Russia, that speak the same language, but operate an internal visa system promoting its internal territorial borders as if they were country borders against its own citizens. Do Europeans even know what globalization is?
It makes me think.
I would like to work a few years in the US. I'm a simple factory worker. It really acceptable the US minimum wage, but I have a very bad English. ( I do planned already long since years that I go to the USA and do not look back to Europe.)
You know thathat I have a possibility there?
( I want to do everything legally, I am a trustworthy, and I will make paper agreement is.)
Since I am an American, I would be probably the last person who can advise well about the details of actual immigration if you are a non-American.
With that said, I would like to say, that once you become an American, you will have to pay taxes to the USA, even if you move back to your original country.
Okay, so factory work in the USA .... What industry do you have experiences in? If it is a seasonal industry, like those related to agriculture, then you can try many of the seasonal visa programs, there are a lot of these I heard from a Mexican girlfriend, and they are processed very quickly because the employers need the workforce quickly within the season.
Then there is the tourism industry too, if you are in your 10's, 20's, or 30's, you can apply for summer work at amusement parks, as an example, like in Florida and California, or everywhere else. This is the other main seasonal industry. Plus this has the advantage that you are mixed with others who have similar language difficulties, and not only Spanish, like in the agricultural sector.
Hotel industry could be tied into this, because they depend a lot on these seasons, and you can make business contacts with them to set yourself up.
The government is a big red tape problem though, because no matter how well you situate yourself in your work, your business will have to go through the so called immigrant visa programs, in contrast to your initial seasonal non-immigrant visas.
I guess I could imagine, although I don't know how this works either, that you register yourself as a corporation in your home country at some point in the future, then send yourself to the USA as an executive of that corporation for business expansion. The contacts you may get during your seasonal work in the USA may come in handy with this.
I guess you can study the 1000's of US immigration websites like the government's uscis.gov (?) or various lawyers', a cursory search uncovered immigration.com by a Washington employment lawyer.
And by the way your English is pretty good! I understand every word of it.
