天美麻豆

I come to think of an old TV series: Alias Smith and Jones. Same problem. They have to prove that they can live legally half a year before getting amnesty, but how can they get a job when they are still wanted?

You can read about the immigration rules here:


I shall not say whether it is realistic at all to think of coming to Denmark, but there are some catches:

You don't speak Danish, and you will be up against the native speakers. Do remember that the language spoken at the Danish companies is Danish with a very, very few exceptions. It means that you shall have some extraordinary skills (education and experience). You still miss to get your exam, and when passed, others at the same age, will already have experience. You will definitely be asked about the missing years on your CV, and a gap in the CV will call for explanations.

I cannot help thinking that you should go for an education as a craftsman of some kind, an education which will allow you to start your own business. I think this could be the best way out of this lock.

And I would also think (forgive my ignorance if I am not right) it was better to start in another state in the US where you can mingle in culturally, speak the language, have a closer access to your family and friends.

I wish you the very best, and I am sure that you will succeed as you have the will, even to go abroad to reach your goal.

/Nellie