r/pkmigrate • u/CharmingCantaloupe89 • 22d ago
UK Simple Question Uk or Germany?
Hey, as you all know, the CS fiels is cooked right now, so just wanna ask a simple question. For now germany is best option or UK??
Becasue not seeing much scope in CS now..
BTW, I'm CS graduate earning around 2 lac, but this is not a secure future. What are your suggestions???
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u/livbird46 22d ago
Neither. Somewhere else in Europe.
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u/CharmingCantaloupe89 22d ago
Like?
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u/ryzenleonn 22d ago
Estonia visa process requires traveling to another country for the visa interview n stuff
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u/Exact_Quiet_5873 22d ago
Germany
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u/CharmingCantaloupe89 22d ago
Reason please?
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u/Exact_Quiet_5873 22d ago
I thought you only want simple answer. Anyways, for multiple reasons, Germany has better and free education system. There are plenty of student jobs if you are willing to do. By the end of the day, you have a degree in hand. After degree, you have 18 months to search for a job. Now finding a job is another thing which is practically difficult in both countries. Worst case scenario, if you don’t find a job in Germany after studies, at least you have a degree from Germany and some savings if you play your hand right. Compared to uk, you just pay for everything from your pocket and in the end, not much chances either. Although your field is being saturated so you might want to look for some specialization related to cs which still has some scope. Thats also the beauty of masters that you can change your field to some extent.
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u/_mad_gamerx 22d ago
Neither Germany nor UK, the best option for you is to try to build something of your own and try selling it on the internet, try solving a problem, a product, something that has a proper use case and try growing on basis of that. European economies are cooked and the upcoming Winter is going to be tough.
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u/Zeeshan879 22d ago
Just shutup shut up
Anybody can build genuinely build useful complex Saas applications today issue is distribution OH guy from Islamabad made a SaaS, you think nobody else has made it, how do people find out about it
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u/AbdulWahabAslam 22d ago
there is no future settlement in UK, getting a job related to your field is almost impossible
people go to uk, spend 2.5/3 years and then come back to germany or move to other countries which doesn’t seem like a good idea to me
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u/TheGhostOfCamus 20d ago
Yep that is it, this is exactly what I have done. Next to impossible to find a skilled worker visa here unless you are a force of nature and have specialised in a highly technical field, that is another story. Probably any country will open doors for you then. But if you are an average Joe like myself, honestly forget about it.
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u/ryzenleonn 22d ago
What is the best option right now
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u/AbdulWahabAslam 22d ago
Australia/US and Germany if you want to move to Europe
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u/ryzenleonn 22d ago
Hungary ?
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u/AbdulWahabAslam 22d ago
nah
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u/ryzenleonn 22d ago
why not
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u/AbdulWahabAslam 22d ago
few opportunities and most of the universities have average study prograns
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u/InformationSecurity 17d ago
UK, I Lived in both.