| Once you have citizenship to a European country, you have European citizenship too, which means you can live and work anywhere in the EU. You might consider working in some of the new accession states, as I'm sure they would welcome well educated foreigners into their country, more so than the western counterparts. The pay obviously won't be as good as in the western countries, but the living costs will be lower at least. In spite of misconceptions of the central European states as poor, they are developing fast, and like Spain and Portugal, will be great in a few years. They also have the benefits of preserving a lot of their old culture, so if history is your thing they'd be a good choice too.
But no clue how to get citizenship either.
Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy, its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery.
Winston Churchill |