Atiro a muito anos mas nunca tinha comprado uma arma no meu nome. Peguei uma CBC8122 pois adoro atirar com ela e .22LR eh barato.
Quais sugestoes de acessorios voces recomendam para uma 22 de ferrolho? Lunetas, bipes, algum outro? Eu gostaria de comprar no brasil mesmo, pra facilitar e reduzir a chance de dar algum problema.
I've been working with electronics as an engineer for more than 4 years, and as a technician for almost 15 years. I'm a generalist in the embedded field, worked from PCB's and soldering to system level design and C programming. I have Italian citizenship through grandparents.
My wife is a food engineer that moved to IT a few years ago. She's a beginner in IT but with a vast curriculum as an engineer. We are both finishing our master degrees in the upcoming months. We both speak English. My post is more aimed at the job prognostics/economy assessment than help with immigration. I want to get a feel from people from central EU and Canada about how they feel about their work and bills in their countries.
We want to leave Brazil for many reasons. Violence, economy, education, job market, it's not a country where I want to raise my kids and I feel we deserve better. We witnessed too many bad situations to stay here and pretend it's all good. We don't feel like we belong, even though we were both born and raised here. We have been together for 7 years and we feel ready to leave BR behind and start fresh elsewhere. I love my wife more than anything and it pains me to see here struggling here to earn decent money, even though she's an amazing professional. I'm sure there's a nice place somewhere else where we would both work our jobs, get honest money and spend time together and have a peaceful life.
We first thought about Canada. We have two friends in there, they say it's a major upgrade from living in BR, they are both happy. We have been planning to move there (we are well informed of the processes and there's even an agency looking at our profiles) but, after research what we could about the immigration programs, we start to get a feel that Canada is not doing so great, job/economy wise, even for qualified workers with experience. That and also I started to see a little bit too much of BR government in the Canadian government, reading all the news about the country in the last few months. Violence on the rise, uncertainty about immigration itself, people earning big money not being able to enjoy it or save it. We (mainly me) started second guessing our choice, and started looking at the European alternatives as I could move there and work and pay taxes normally.
After reading so many Canadians complain about how they feel their country has been failing them for so long, I started looking at central Europe, as I have a close friend living in Latvia, hence the Baltics/Poland/Czech in the title. Also my citizenship makes me skip the whole WP/PR process of the Canadian immigration and go straight to get a salary and paying bills. We have been thinking a lot about baltic countries, Poland, Czech, Slovakia... These countries have great history with personal freedoms, don't seem to be going through major inflation (I started researching them recently so I might be wrong) and my close friend is very happy there. I know the language would be a real challenge, but I'm open to learn whatever it takes to integrate and participate. I know I didn't mark Germany and some other EU countries, and that's on purpose. We thought a lot about GER/UK/FRA/SWE and even though they might have warmer job markets, we didn't feel so sure about the uncertainty we feel reading about them. I assume you could work for external companies from any company in EU as long as you can speak the language and perform the duties right? EU seems like a really beautiful place with lots of historical sites just a train trip away.
Any Canadians here could share what they think about Canada vs. central EU? How's the job market REALLY in countries like Czech or Latvia for electronics/IT? Does it make any sense to consider smaller countries with harder languages or I should we go straight for Canada? After talking to our Latvia friend, it feels like we would fit in central EU better. Are we wrong about the job/security/family side of central EU? How easy would it be for foreigners to integrate into society in Czechia for example? Can you save enough to live a comfortable life in Lithuania working with eng/IT or is it as hard as people say it's in CAN now?
Anyone from Brazil could talk about living in CAN or CZ for example? We would love to get jobs that would make it possible to pay for our parents to visit us yearly.
We are looking forward to moving to a country to work, as we all well done with the whole student thing. I will sell some assets so I'll be able to sustain a family for some time if we can't both land jobs at the same time.
Linkedin has lots of open positions but we all know thats not real, salary researches are all way to weird on Google, which is not much of a helper, and AI's tend to be waaay to optimistic about any plans.