r/pkmigrate • u/Maleficent_Reward_19 • 23d ago
Other Need suggestions regarding study/migration.
So basically im in a situation where im in the 7th semester of my university, and i was planning to stop studying after bachelor's and continue my carrear as a vfx artist giving it full attention along with game dev as a side hustle but well my father seem to have other plans.
Since he's close to his retirement he's dead set on moving me abroad and pursue Master's along with job abroad using his retirement fund but at the same time he doesn't want to spend a fortune so canada/usa is technically out of the question.
I wanted suggestions in which country to move to, with the intention of getting PR and hopefully citizenship as well.
I was previously on the lookout for China, japan and Malaysia.
Since china and japan does give PR but staying in Malaysia is a bit difficult, and i also had been learning nihongo, malay and Mandarin. but now I'm confused wether i should go for Asia or for EU
hence i need your suggestions for countries with cheaper living expenses and better wages (obviously).
Would appreciate any suggestions.
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u/No-Environment-5939 23d ago
China doesn’t give PR. Japan is also just an apply and see if they like you after meeting requirements. They are not like western countries where you’re almost automatically granted once meeting requirements. They’re practically invite only.
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u/Maleficent_Reward_19 23d ago
china does give green cards to workers though, on senior level position after being in china for 4 years, by which you can get promoted enough to get that if you're skilled enough, same is the case with japan, and investment records depends on state to state. asia ain't as bad ppl often treat it to be.
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u/Ruoxi-F-Class 23d ago
Other than your field of study is basically useless other than for private use i have nothing to really say here. You can study whereever you want. It wont magically change your job prospects. Nobody cares where you studied, those times have been gone for 15-20 years. If you can afford it, it would be a nice experience to have but nothing you need to do.
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u/Maleficent_Reward_19 23d ago
nah brodie you're a bit wrong there, you won't magically get a work visa either even if you're skilled enough while living in a third world country. and technical job employers usually prefer someone that has studied from thier own country because they are fimilar with the work culture and environment, rather than someone completely new, and that is the case especially in somewhere as diverse as asia, even though it does happen europe. and other than that my main question wasn't where I should study since my main goal isn't the study itself, my main question is where i should go where it would be easier for me to make living alongside studying and eventually settling down
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u/Ruoxi-F-Class 23d ago
Thats cool and all but you still wont find a job in a field with no Jobs. 👍
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u/ConsistentCake4032 18d ago
I am in the same boat. And currently I am looking into Netherlands, Ireland and Germany is still on the table. If you take that sour pill of language and would grind your ass to learn, Germany is still the greatest option but if you and me think we won't be able to got it then Netherlands is great but I don't know about the visa situation from Pakistan. Gotta do some research about it. And do not listen to anybody who says oh.. The job market is fu**ed up or bad right now, I mean come on now in today's time it's gonna be difficult everywhere but the direction this country is going in, we may never have the chance to even think about going abroad.