I am thinking on migrating to the US
I am 100% German till the 5th generation.
I have germanys highest possible school education( abitur ) and i am currentlystudying computer science at one of germanies highest ranked Universities
How high are my chances of getting american citizenship and is this even a good idea?
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they do not allow white migration
No whites allowed in the Americas
look for German companies with subsidiaries in the US, they can give you a h1b visa
Stay the fuck out.
We (I'm American) get Indians as computer programmers all the time so I don't see why a German couldn't do the same.
You would go to an agency that does the visas and contracts you to companies.
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It would be pretty easy to migrate but why
come to Poland
There are a ton of Europeans living here on visas in my city. So, I would assume it’s not too hard
Sorry but only niggers and spics are allowed to migrate here. All applications from white countries get thrown into the trash. Sorry I wish it were different but I didn’t make the rules.
Is that why the fastest growing group for 15 years have been Asians?
You must find a company willing to sponsor you for green card, which takes years ( you have to work there for a certain time) , or a woman to marry you ( less likely than business sponsorship)
Probably not hard to find. Look for a big company
good luck friend
Warum willst du auswandern? Die USA sind noch stärker im Niedergang als Deutschland, überleg dir das gut.
>migrating from a nice civilized country like germany to a (rich) third world shithole like usa
sounds like an awful idea
>germanies
how is germany declining? no memes please
Lol why? German women spurning you? Stay where you are. American womyn probably hate you more.
If the USA is really pro skilled worker immigration, it should have a merit-based immigration system and not a ridiculous lottery based H1b system which has a short “grace period” before deportation when unemployed. And it shouldn’t be tied to an employer, it should be like a certificate of being skilled and grant a period of stay like at least a few months to switch jobs. The funny thing is that Dems claim they are pro-immigration but when Trump brought up the merit-based system proposal they all gone quiet. No Dems or tech companies want to push for the merit-based proposal. Isn’t that fishy? Because the current evil system is working for them
>it should have a merit-based immigration system and not a ridiculous lottery based H1b system
I thought they had both
yes, my dream is also to work as a H1B slave for my indian/chinese boss and coworkers
>is this even a good idea?
No.
You will go from the comfort of Europe to the cringiness of the Amerimutt Urban Jungle. If you go there some weird mutt who is 1/648th German will tell you that he is more German than you.
Meme reply.
Earning potential for a software engineer is probably at least 3x in the US.
well yeah, they want more third world immigrants because it secures them more votes
Are you sure it is the right move to do?
You won't regret German society, being among people that looks like you and share more or less the same values as you ?
I earn 87k Euro
this
we have not fucked up a white country enough to justify reparashuns
false, in average he'd make about 40% more
does it worth it? i don't think so
i don't think that's the norm in germany at all but good for you bro
american by choice?
Good for Germany, about average for an American with 3-5 years experience.
How are taxes at that salary in Germany? That will be another benefit for the US. Even a high tax area like silicon Valley will be lower than Germany.
Why? Is it for money? Is it so you can be racist online?
Why tf would you trade life in an objectively better country
The ceiling though is much higher, the US has absurdly high salaries for software engineering.
>we have not fucked up a white country enough to justify reparashuns
The first guest workers were recruited from European nations. However, Turkey pressured West Germany to admit its citizens as guest workers.[3] Theodor Blank, Secretary of State for Employment, opposed such agreements. He held the opinion that the cultural gap between Germany and Turkey would be too large and also held the opinion that Germany didn't need any more laborers because there were enough unemployed people living in the poorer regions of Germany who could fill these vacancies. The United States, however, put some political pressure on Germany, wanting to stabilize and create goodwill from a potential ally. West Germany and Turkey reached an agreement in 1961.[8]
>share more or less the same values as you
i am a christian fundamentalist, there aren't many people who share my believes here
i am a for low taxes and against unskilled male migration, there aren't many people who share my believes here
You looking to move to the Bay area?