Australian citizen and just recently acquired a European passport through heritage. Want to leave Australia next few years.
Mid twenties work in accounting
Any advice?
Australian citizen and just recently acquired a European passport through heritage. Want to leave Australia next few years.
Mid twenties work in accounting
Any advice?
European passport document allows you to live, work, study, and retire anywhere in the EU. Not the whole European continent. Your choice is limited to the 27 member states of the European Union (EU).
To provide you with a more concrete answer I need to know what are your main criteria for determining the best EU country. Is it job opportunity? Quality of life? Cost of living? Culture and language?
From an accountant job perspective, the best countries would be Germany, Switzerland, or The Netherlands.
From a cost of living perspective Poland, Romania, Croatia, or Bulgaria may be considered, but I don’t know if you could deal with the Eastern European cultures.
My take it your wishes would converge more around career development so taking into account job prospects, salaries, quality of life, and costs, the Netherlands stands out as a good option.
Above is as much advise as I could provide given the limited info.
Just a note, Croatia is Southeastern Europe - they really don’t like being called Eastern European.
Thats literally what Croatia is though
No one likes being called Eastern European.
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Germany is seriously the worst option possible.
You have to do a technical graduation to be able to work and have C1 level of language proficiency.
Talking from NL, before you even think about coming here: make sure you find a SOLID place to rent. We are fully overbooked.
What’s so bad about Eastern European cultures?