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Probably the easiest country for Americans to move and work in is the Netherlands, with the Dutch-American Friendship Treaty. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DAFT You just need to create some business that relates to both of the countries (internet freelance work would probably be good enough), and have a small amount of money to invest in the business. You get two years, and it seems like you'd be able to change it to a proper job visa if the opportunity presents itself, or you can renew it if your business is successful (I'd imagine it would have to be if you can sustain yourself in the country for two years).
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I forgot the absolute easiest country to immigrate to, Svalbard! For Americans, no visa is needed to live or work there. It's probably a miserable place to live and the job opportunities are limited, but it's always an option!
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Sic Semper Goon posted:If he's anything like the perpetually outraged uni students of my nation, he's convinced that his homeland (USA) is pseudo-Nazi Germany, and literally every other nation is a socialist utopia with no problems whatsoever. Reminds me of the idiot who wrote this list: http://www.cheatsheet.com/business/7-most-corrupt-countries.html quote:There has to be an honorable mention for the United States, which many people figure has to be the most corrupt nation on Earth. Many people, AKA ignorant college students.
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