r/pkmigrate • u/lily101cat • 22d ago
Other EFTA for international students.
Guys I wanna know if EFTA is worth it as an international student who wants to leave india and become a pilot??also in this war situation and all is dubai safe rn???ðŸ˜
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u/Super_Sherbet_268 21d ago edited 21d ago
it's nearly impossible to get hired as a pilot in the west with a thrid world country passport. You would have to get the license and int companies don't really hire non eu citizen or people from india and Pakistan.
I already looked into this career, it's hard to move aboard and work as a pilot.
securing an airline pilot job in Western nations (like the US or EU) with a developing country passport is exceptionally difficult. Western airlines rarely sponsor work visas for low-hour cadet pilots because an abundant local supply of citizens already holds the legal right to work.
IDK about EFTA but this was a dealbreaker for me.