u/Competitive_Bend_930

Hi everyone,

I have a law degree from Argentina and hold Italian citizenship. I’m currently exploring opportunities in Europe, particularly in-house legal roles such as data privacy, maritime law, or similar fields that may not require admission to a local bar association.

From what I understand, some legal positions within companies do not necessarily require a law degree from a specific EU country or local bar qualification. Is this correct?

I’m planning to relocate to Europe and would like to know whether a non-EU law degree can still be useful for legal or quasi-legal roles. Is it possible to work as an attorney or legal professional in Europe with a foreign law degree?

Any insights or experiences would be greatly appreciated.

Hi everyone. I currently live outside Europe but I have European citizenship. I’m earning about $4k/month net working remotely for a US company as a Senior React Native developer. In this company i would probably be able to hit 5k net soon.

I’m considering moving to Europe to live and work there, but I’m not sure what net salary expectations are. Is $4k/month considered a good salary for a senior mobile developer in Europe, or should I start looking for local jobs instead?

I am bilingual in english and spanish btw.

Any suggestion? thanks!