Has moving to the US become less attractive due to recent events? or am i just stuck in a echo-chamber?
i still want to move to the US, but i see more and more people comparing it to "moving to germany in the 1930s" and i just wanted to get some perspective and insight from you guys. i know reddit hates the US and most subs are echo-chambers etc but stil, its making me think. i dislike the the orange and his minions but thats not what im here to discuss.
the reasons i want to move to the US are the following:
more diverse climate
more diverse culture
i live in a very boring and introverted country with cold weather and high cost of living
better salaries for my proffesion (nurse)
better oppurtunities to develop my career or make a complete career change
i want to live in a big city in my 20s and we dont have that in my country, the US has many affordable ones.
i need change, i dont want to live in my home country all my life
dating and social life might be easier because people arent as introverted as in my home country. i have talked to people who have lived in both my home country and the US and they there is a huge difference depending on what state ofc
as i said i still want to move to the US but people comparing the US now to germany in the 30s is giving me second thoughts. Also the greenland and canada situation is also a factor to consider. but i wont be able to immigrate to the US before like 4-6 years from now so hopefully things will change for the better or not change for the worse at least by then.
also, is it possible that less people will apply for EB3 visas because of the current situation? or do most people not care? could the EB3 backlog be reduced because of this?