WHY NORWAY IS THE ONLY COUNTRY TO BE EMPLOYED in 2024. Is Norway really Work Paradise?

[@AnnaGoldmanGlobal]

Hi guys 🤗 Where you from? How can I help you? 👉🏼 To arrange a private consultation with me please use the link 🔗 calendly.com/annagoldman/private-session-with-anna-goldman I’ll do my best to help you ❤

[@A.D.798]

In UK hardly take more than 2 3 weeks in the same time, but still you can manage to do it. In Bulgaria one friend had 1 week unpaid holiday for summer vacation and that's it no extras like paid holidays and ect. If you dont work you are not paid 😱

[@AnnaGoldmanGlobal]

Well in the UK you can certainly do 2 weeks in a row of holidays 😉 You also have a crazy amount of paid sick leaves 😁 don’t quote me on it, I never took those, but I’ve heard lots of people are talking holidays and then a sick leave right away 😁

[@Will67267]

Switzerland is the best for me. High salary, location, healthcare.

[@AnnaGoldmanGlobal]

Are you living there ? 😉 or just planning your relocation?

[@Spurz1975]

It's 5 weeks holiday not 6, you get 6 weeks when you are over the age of 60.

[@AnnaGoldmanGlobal]

Still ! Compare to other countries.. not bad at all 🙂

[@Mobraks]

Pluss christmas and easter and other holidays. So for a lot of us it is more than six weeks

[@SillyTube9]

In the U.S. you’re lucky if you get 2 weeks off, in some jobs, you might get only 5 days of vacation and 2 sick days. Healthcare for one person is about $600 a month, and at least in Los Angeles, rent for a livable 1 bedroom will cost you $3000 minimum, but most places are $3,500 and up. Making $5000 a month is not just standard, it’s a requirement just to survive. Ideally, you want to take in at least $10,000 per month (after taxes, Social Security & Medicare) to be comfortable and be able to set aside money for retirement.

[@biankakoettlitz6979]

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[@biankakoettlitz6979]

Sorry, but there is more:there is a 'vacation ' culture: If Norwegians can take 1day off to combine it with our holidays, we do it. On Easter time, for example, it is common to take 3days off(Monday to Wednesday) , we have Tuesday to Monday our Easter holiday and if you go already on Friday before, you have 1.5 weeks of. Its similar at christmas, often we take vacation days between christmas and New Years, so we have 1week😀

[@alejandroizarraraz8255]

My fiancé lives in Norway I live in California. I am trying to make my way by immigrating to Norway any advice.

[@AnnaGoldmanGlobal]

Hi Alejandro, That’s a very interesting question indeed! I can definitely help you with your move to Norway. You can arrange a private consultation with me via email [e-mail] Thank you and I look forward to speaking to you! Anna Goldman ❤️

[@viggojamne9289]

You first have to marry, and get a job in Norway first. She also need to get a job there if not married with you :) It's not so easy :)

[@AnnaGoldmanGlobal]

@@viggojamne9289no you don’t need to marry 🙂 there are so many ways to move from one country to another 😉 marriage for visa purposes is the worst thing you can do to yourself So think twice 🙂

[@viggojamne9289]

​@@AnnaGoldmanGlobal you cannot move to norway without finding a work. You can go to school, but you have to leave if you don't find work after school. If you marry, it's possible. It is no other way.

[@kamalhatomasi1153]

good job, madam my question to you is how can I get truck driver job

[@AnnaGoldmanGlobal]

Thank you very much for watching 🤗 Reach out to the local companies 🙂

[@kamalhatomasi1153]

thx please can you get me any links for company which can hire me as trailer driver. I appreciate

[@AnnaGoldmanGlobal]

@@kamalhatomasi1153 To arrange a private consultation with me please use the link 🔗 calendly.com/annagoldman/private-session-with-anna-goldman I’ll do my best to help you ❤

[@kamalhatomasi1153]

thx, is it ok to share your WhatsApp?..

[@edithkimeu251]

Money runs the world💥 Ann, I need job in Norway 🥰😹

[@AnnaGoldmanGlobal]

Indeed 😀 and i can definitely help you with your move to Norway. You can arrange a private consultation with me via email [e-mail] Thank you and I look forward to speaking to you! Anna Goldman ❤️

[@mikegordonbrasov161]

absolutely free healthcare? it not. i still pay some money when i need medical check, even if i am 100% employed, pay my taxes, etc. back home in spain is 100% free, here is not.

[@AnnaGoldmanGlobal]

Doesn’t your company cover your insurance? 🙄

[@johnmagnorwigelius4465]

Yes, it's almost free. You pay up to 3165 kroner per and after that all is free.

[@GrizzneyGames]

Compare the worst situation in Norway and compare it to the average situation in the U.S. and you may be surprised.

[@Reports.]

You guys only see this "good" thing (money), but you have to know that if you cant speak Norwegian you will be ignored a lot of the times. You will also experience a lot of micro-discrimination in the country, especially if your name or your outlook is not Norwegian/ European.

[@RebuildRetreat]

I heard that if I speak English people are more friendly as they know I'm a visitor but I guess it's different if I get to live rhere

[@AbdullahKhan-vy2hh]

Hi

[@AnnaGoldmanGlobal]

Hello there 🤗

[@mikegordonbrasov161]

absolutely free healthcare? no it isn´t. you still have to pay some money.

[@johnmagnorwigelius4465]

You pay 3165 kroner and after that are all free.

[@mikegordonbrasov161]

@@johnmagnorwigelius4465 exactly. that means is not absolutely free, as is said in the video. is partial free. is copay.

[@darlingtonsilva2612]

Please I’m interested to migrate and work in Norway, I’m a software engineer, ready now to start my visa process, please help connect me to employees, so that I can get job offer from that, and start my visa application

[@AnnaGoldmanGlobal]

Change your resume and start approaching potential employers ☺️ that’s a very easy thing to do 😉 Good luck with your job search ❤️

[@ROBOTRIX_eu]

[@AnnaGoldmanGlobal]

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