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renjith_cv wrote:

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Nothing is impossible.

I appreciate your 'Never Give Up' attitude. It is a very good thing to have. But one also has to be realistic. You cannot live forever in a foreign country looking for a job. While a family can survive with less than 15k per month in India, it will easily cost close to 1 Lakh rupees here in Denmark or UK. Staying for even 6 months without a job will set one back by 6 lakhs which is a huge money for people from India. Even after hearing stories about people not getting jobs here, lot of them come here with blind faith that they are special and will SOMEHOW get a job sooner or later. Worse, they are coming here after resigning their well paying jobs of over 50k INR a month. It is a huge huge risk and that's what navvod and others are trying to warn.

Yep, we can keep trying other countries no harm in it. But how long can the funds brought from India be sustained ? Hardly 3-4 months ain't it.

Plz. do not forget most of the GC holders are coming from India and it would be really tough for them to sustain high expenditures in Denmark. Companies in EU mostly take 1-2 months to process all applications and return with an answer.

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Friends,

I am currently in India and working in Sales and Business Development.
I have completed my MBA from Asian Institute of Management, Philippines in dec 2009.

I was contemplating to come to Denmark for work on working visa which is initially given for 3 years.

But reading the threads here, it seems its difficult to get a job in Denmark.

My question is, why is immigration open in Denmark if there is unemployment?

Your answers and advise is welcome !!

Thanks

Jitu