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If everything goes according to plan, I'm moving to Europe.
That's so cool!!
It's gonna be!
Which country do you plan to move to?
France
live in canada rn, definitely gonna do the same.
The fact i already have citizenship from birthright helps
From Canada?! Why? (If I may ask)
Partly a cultural thing, i already speak french fluently and i like the culture in france more than the culture of Québec (canada's french speaking province, where i live).
But also practical, i want to live in a walkable city and the only real option in Québec is almost as expensive as living in paris' 19 arrondissements. I could find a nice place that's less expensive to live in in france, at least, i hope.
edit: where are you moving from, actually?
Ok I get it now.
From the middle-east. I'm going there to find a software developer job, hopefully.
I'm actually looking at a similar job :)
Good luck though! I've heard that immigrating to france is pretty hard if you don't have bloodright citizenship