Hello. I am a boy of 19 and I will go directly to the question. After less than 3 months I finish school, I plan to work for at least a year with some acquaintances of my father ... to get used to making money and gaining more responsibility and skills, because most of the time I was lazy and I don't know what WORK is , but I'm quite motivated to try and I'm sure I'll manage, so then I think I'll go to England, because I have relatives there + that I can handle the language (it's not perfect, but it's enough and will improve over time there ) Do you think it is a good choice Are you earning stable money? What is the mentality of the people there? and everything else you can think of. I hope more people who have been there or have acquaintances and some knowledge will read it. Thanks!
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I've been in England for 5-6 years ... England is an extensible concept. I don't know in which city you will work, in which field, field and what type of work, but don't think that you will be involved with English people and English speakers in general. I have personally had and continue to have colleagues of all nationalities, and although I am currently working near, say, central London, only one of my colleagues is a native Englishman. I am currently with two Poles, an Egyptian, an Algerian and a Nigerian. The previous jobs I did were mainly with Bulgarians, Poles and Romanians. We are emigrants everywhere and we have taken all sorts of positions, some higher, some lower. By emigrants I also mean Indians, people from the Middle East, Asians and the like. There are more white people in the small towns, but I am 90% sure that your relationship will be mostly with Bulgarians, Poles and Romanians. For stable money ... Yes, you make stable money if you are in a small town where you don't have big expenses. The food is cheap, one pound is currently BGN 2.30. The first years when I lived in a small town and squeezed a lot, I saved about 6-7 thousand pounds a year, which is about 12-14 thousand. leva. But then I worked 6 days a week for 10-12 hours or more. Now I have slowed down, I work 5 days a week for 8 hours. I relaxed and didn't save that much, but I would say that I can afford everything I need without fear of running out of money. Regarding the mentality of the people, I personally have not felt anything bad. Just like every second person in the workplace is an emigrant, people look to respect each other. No one dares to insult you on any racial or ethnic basis, simply because we are all from somewhere. In England, you have to worry more about Bulgarians than other nationalities. Bulgarians fucked me, and Poles and Arabs helped me in difficult times.
And England is not the best choice. Their climate is bad, the rain doesn't stop. You will rarely have the opportunity for walks and entertainment with friends outside, rather their lives are from the office and right at home. People are quite closed and cold. It is difficult to find friends and socialize even if you know the language. And it is true that most people are emigrants, but you better run away from Poles, Romanians and Bulgarians. Many of them do not know the language. Bulgarians are terribly angry and alienated. The good thing is that they will pay you better, and whether you will save depends on how much you will earn and spend. You will be able to afford a lot more things than in Bulgaria.
The UK has left the EU. You can stop as an unskilled staff until the end of this year - then end for the unskilled. They only want qualified staff to go.
2, and Germany and Sweden? Shit question for small towns. Third option - Poland, but there are not high wages.
Thank you! At number 1 for the wide information and the same to number 2. I want to go abroad to make good money and live better, but mainly to try to make my big dream come true, which is related to the field of art. For this purpose, it will be good to socialize, to communicate, to go out, etc., but if the people there are so withdrawn ... this is not good at all.
And how are the people in the English islands like Isles of Man, Jersey?
Art is not well paid. In fact, there is almost no work for art people. There are many people who love art and would like to do something they love. Being a builder is again an art of building everything around us. Art is a broad concept. If by art you mean painting, building sculptures, if you want to build utensils from maple by hand, etc., in order to win, one has to renume, brand. We need projects, which is also a challenge. You can still be self-employed, say, and make products and advertise and brand them. There are social networks, video channels such as YouTube, you can pay for ads and more. It can also be sold online. There are many options
До 6. Живея на о-в Ман от 6 години. Островът е малък, населението е около 80 000 души, в столицата сме около 20 000. Главно бизнеса е ресторанти, хотели, почистващи фирми, заведения за бързо хранене. Почти всички българи работят в тази сфера. За съжаление, взимат минимума, около 8. 50-9 паунда на час. Острова става за събиране на пари, защото можеш да работиш на две места като втората работа е без договор и не плащаш допълнителните 28% данък. Няма къде да отидеш да се забавляваш, повярвай ми. Данъците са 12. 5%, по-ниски от Англия. Общо взето ако искаш да събереш пари за няколко години е добре, но да се устроиш тук или в Англия трябва да си умствено осакатен. Мрачно време, слънце не виждаш, храната е евтина, но е пълен боклук внасян от Холандия, Белгия или Испания. Без образование ще работиш максимум за 10 паунда на час. Влагата е навсякъде, ако нямаш нищо против. Българите са неуки и необразовани диваци за съжаление, не си правят труда да научат езика или някакви умения и предпочитат цял живот да газят на минимума. Юли правя 7 години и си стягам багажа за България, стига толкова робстване на чужди интереси. Започвам собствен бизнес. Каквото стане, стане. Поне съм опитал. Успех в бъдещите ти начинания. М25
England is not even a relatively acceptable place to make money anymore. From here there are IT specialists who return. Because in BG some take BGN 5,000, and here it is difficult to collect BGN 3,000. grandma clean. In general, if you want to make good money, it doesn't make sense - taxes will kill your desire. It's mostly just for some quick money, if you happen to be super stuck. Max 1 year. If you stay longer, as he told you. 1 you will start spending more because you will get mentally tired. And anyway, the money you could save (notice!) Will not be because you take a lot, but because you squeeze a lot. I am in London for the second year and I do not see any sense at all, compared to even the most ordinary business in BG. Although I take 2. 4-2. 5 thousand grandmothers, which is not a small amount for the city. Speaking of life here, though ... little darling. Depression to the max! You will detach yourself from your normal environment and close yourself in on yourself. And not because of your poor English, but because only 50 of the SW districts of London are fluent here. The other is the intoxicated Bai Mangal of benefactors, various mother pigs who throw themselves in their vomit, Saturday at 5 am on the asphalt and the self-sufficient white venabit-vegans with office work, licked feathers and "social status" for religion. From this alienation you will become irritated and irritable. Like most Bulgarians here who are prejudiced against their own origins. Work at home, bass life. Here and there some drunkenness over the weekend. The majority of Bulgarians will be the same as you. Naughty, nervous, thugs, cramped, left the suitcase with humanity at home. If we only talk about money, however: I have worked in China before and I boldly say that this is the best place to save money. There I saved 80% of my salary and for a year and a half I came home with BGN 25,000 saved. At the moment, I understand from old colleagues that because of the crown virus, even some foreigners are given 500 yuan an hour. Hey you money machine. The bad thing is that the country is already under quarantine. Otherwise, life there is even more limited and depressing. There they only eat, even sleep at work.