What are the options for internationally moving if disabled?

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Chillbro Baggins: Oct 8, 2004; Bad Angus! Bad!

John Smith posted:

Lol. So you want free healthcare for life from a country that you are not even a citizen of, and you are mad because you can't find any takers? Guess what? People usually want something in exchange for something else.

Yeah, if you don't have a job offer, pretty much your only way to get out of (or into, for that matter) the US is to marry a foreigner with a really nice job and get a spouse visa in your partner's country. No offense intended, but that's probably less likely than getting a job -- I mean, as long as you've got working hands, you can be a computer janitor or even write code and work from home. IDK if the UK needs to import those workers, though. (Probably not.)

Gophermaster posted:

You may be able to move to certain countries, if you can prove heritage, for example if your parents were from the UK, you used to be able to gain a UK ancestry visa.

Pretty sure the OP would've mentioned it if they had dual citizenship.

Edit: comedy option: Teach English in Japan. That'll get you a couple years on a work visa, at least.

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