[misja111]

Better yet, come to Switzerland and earn > 10K usd/ month; and on top of that, you pay only a fraction of the Swedish taxes.

[throwaway494949]

Maybe, but what's the cost of living in Switzerland? And is it easy to get a job for someone only speaking English? And don't you have to pay for your own healthcare?

[misja111]

The cost of living in Switzerland is high, that's true. But in IT the office language is English. And you have to pay your own healthcare insurance but afaik that's the case in most of Europe.

In my experience it is a bit more difficult to find a job here compared to the rest of Europe, and that's because there normally are more candidates for every job offering.

[qaq]

I thought it was pretty tough on immigration side of things?

[sametmax]

Depends of the country. If you are french, it's quite easy to work there. If you are Estonian, probably less.

There are not part of europe, so they do whatever they want.

[magduf]

>There are not part of europe, so they do whatever they want.

My map says otherwise... Switzerland is most definitely part of Europe. Maybe not the EU, but that's a different thing.

[sametmax]

Yeah, and the internet is not the web, but when I say I'm going to surf the internet, you get my point I think.

[mrunkel]

Estonia is part of the EU since 2004.

[izacus]

Not for a EU citizen with a signed job contract.

[Balero]

Not for most EU citizens.