u/eletronicdesire

Olá, tenho 18 anos, foco em carpintaria e já sou fluente em inglês. Meu plano é sair do Brasil até os 29 anos

O plano de longo prazo:

• 2027: Fazer SENAI/Curso superior + estudar língua secundária. (Alemão ou Francês)
• 2028-2031: Ralar 4 anos de carteira assinada e criar portfólio digital (Instagram/Youtube). Guardar R$ 100k com ajuda dos pais.
• 2032+: Aplicar pra visto (foco em Canadá, Alemanha ou Nova Zelândia, estou em dúvida). Meu objetivo final é ter uma vida rural sustentável bem simples em algum desses países

Qual sua opnião sobre meu plano?

Quais pontos cegos estou deixando passar?

Quem mora fora ou trabalha com algo relacionado a construção civil, qual sua opinião?

Visto de estudante é mais fácil de virar residente, mas custa uma fortuna (Mínimo aceitável é uns R$80k). Oferta de trabalho é muito mais barato, mas é praticamente ganhar na Mega Sena de tão difícil.

Com 5 anos de experiência e portfólio técnico adquado, vale a pena arriscar o caminho do emprego direto ou o college ainda é a única via garantida?

I’m 19 years old, living in Brazil, and currently mapping out my life for the next decade. I’ve decided to pursue a career in Carpentry/Woodworking, specifically focusing on traditional and artistic techniques. My ultimate goal is to immigrate to a decent cold climate country by 2032 (when I'll be 25-26).

My Roadmap:

• Education: Starting a technical degree in Woodworking/Industrial Production with an focus on international standards.
• Experience: I plan to have 4+ years of documented professional work and a digital portfolio showing my process.
• Languages: Currently studying for English fluency (IELTS/TOEFL) and will start a second language once a target country is locked.
• Financials: Saving a target of $20k USD (~100k BRL) for relocation and initial settlement.

I want to live in a rural or off-grid setting where I have the legal freedom to hunt and fish. I want to work with my hands, building things that last, away from the industrial rush

Target Countries [MY PREFERENCES]:

1. Canada: Seems perfect for the environment, but I’ve heard the carpentry market is very "industrial" focused. But so far, it's the best option of all
2. Germany: I admire the traditional and rustic carpentry system, but the bureaucracy for off-grid living and hunting seems extremely restrictive for an outsider.
3. Australia/NZ: They have clear pathways for skilled trades, but the ecology and climate don't match my vision of a "cold, and dense forest" life

Which country best fits my profile for 2032 and beyond?
What blind spots am I missing?

🛠 Goal: Move abroad by 2032 (age 25-26) as a skilled tradesman.

Plan:

• Education: Start of a technical or university course related to carpentry with international certification focus.
• Experience: Aiming for 4+ years of documented full-time work by 2032.
• Languages: Fluent English (studying for IELTS/TOEFL) + second language based on target country.
• Financials: Saving $18k-$20k USD (~100k BRL) for relocation/settlement funds.

Candidate Profile:

• 4 years of proven experience as a carpenter/joiner (with official employment records and a digital portfolio).
• Fluent in English and proficient in a second language (as demonstrated by official tests).
• A solid financial reserve for immediate liquidity.
• Completed practical and theoretical carpentry exams.

Target Countries [MY PREFERENCES]:

• 🇨🇦 Canada: Perfect climate/nature, but the market is too "industrial/framing".
• 🇩🇪 Germany: Love the traditional apprenticeship system, but worried about the excessive bureaucracy regarding the legality of hunting, fishing, and living off-grid.
• 🇳🇿 Australia/NZ: Seem to have the easiest visa pathways for trades, but I’m worried about the climate/ecology not matching my off-grid vision.

Which country best fits my profile for 2032 and beyond?
What blind spots am I missing?