Thanks.But there are non-medical fields too.
go to Express Entry: Category-based selection - Canada.ca
and click on the categories at the bottom for details
no, the hostility isn't towards Americans specifically, the hostility is towards tourists who are shitty. Now are most of the shitty tourists American, yes, but it's not exclusively Americans. I was just over in Europe and everyone was extremely nice but my GF and I weren't shitty tourists we wanted to learn the culture and enjoy not doing American shit so we were super welcomed.
Interior provincial health authorities are actively recruiting Americans.double taxation isn't too much of a problem with Canada. I can't speak to the other countries. The tax treaty with Canada (FOR NOW) is pretty generous with like the first $200 K of income being able to be off-set. You pay somewhat higher taxes in Canada, but you can deduct out nearly all of it with the US. Untill Trump fucks that up. He has threatened to get rid of these deals to punish overseas voters.
I believe so.
Express Entry: Category-based selection - Canada.ca
Find out the current Express Entry categories and who’s eligible for each category. Express Entry categories are based on identified economic goals.www.canada.ca
Animal health technologists and veterinary technicians 32104 2 Audiologists and speech language pathologists 31112 1 Cardiology technologists and electrophysiological diagnostic technologists 32123 2 Chiropractors 31201 1 Dental hygienists and dental therapists 32111 2 Dentists 31110 1 Dieticians and nutritionists 31121 1 General practitioners and family physicians 31102 1 Licensed practical nurses 32101 2 Massage therapists 32201 2
Medical laboratory assistants and related technical occupations 33101 3 Medical laboratory technologists 32120 2 Medical radiation technologists 32121 2 Medical sonographers 32122 2 Nurse aides, orderlies and patient service associates 33102 3 Nurse practitioners 31302 1 Nursing co-ordinators and supervisors 31300 1 Occupational therapists 31203 1 Optometrists 31111 1 Other medical technologists and technicians 32129 2
Other professional occupations in health diagnosing and treating 31209 1 Other technical occupations in therapy and assessment 32109 2 Paramedical occupations 32102 2 Pharmacists 31120 1 Pharmacy technical assistants and pharmacy assistants 33103 3 Pharmacy technicians 32124 2 Physician assistants, midwives and allied health professionals 31303 1 Physiotherapists 31202 1 Psychologists 31200 1 Registered nurses and registered psychiatric nurses
Respiratory therapists, clinical perfusionists and cardiopulmonary technologists 32103 2 Social and community service workers 42201 2 Social workers 41300 1 Specialists in clinical and laboratory medicine 31100 1 Specialists in surgery 31101 1 Therapists in counselling and related specialized therapies 41301 1 Veterinarians 31103 1 31301 1
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I am looking into possibly moving to Europe also, had not considered Portugal. Seems like a really small Country to allow a lot of people to move there. I wonder what living expenses are like there for an American. Also, wonder how safe 150K would be in their banks, do they have the equivalent of FDIC? Do a lot of people there speak English? How is the weather, is it cloudy a lot since they are by the ocean?
What is the issue with healthcare/insurance in Italy and Portugal that you have come across? I don't know anything about how it works there and am considering these countries also.
@hereiam39 is an expat living in Portugal. He provided a lot of insight on this thread starting with the linked post below.
Another idea is to not move to one of the major cities in one of those countries. If you want to relocate you can.
