now in retrospec, I bet there would have been some lulz in military.

my main reason for avoiding it at all costs was that I was afraid of losing my dual citizenship, but as time passed, I never used more than one passport at the same time in my life

consider just doing military service, you will have some months of a "different" life, probably find some friends, learn about weapons and war

people that have done it here said that its mostly fun and a good experience, but you spend a lot of time doing literally nothing

need a really good excuse to go home over the weekends too and shit like that

Also girls like men in uniform

lul

dunno

ill try to get a year extension

and leave country lul

tbh not a fan of guns n shit

where would you like to leave to?

dunno really

kinda been lately thinking about canada or australia

but i also kinda wanna study in some EU country

both are pretty hard to emigrate to if you are not a high skilled professional

yeah

i only got programming education atm

Canada has some kind of intransparent "point system"

and Australia is case-based decision

well australia wouldve been more for short time thing

with holiday VISA

visa

What would you actually like to do abroad?

Study? Work?

ideally both

Are you willing to learn a language?

not really tbh

That makes it pretty difficult, most EU countries will want you to learn the local language to C1 (B2 for math and compsci) to give you a student visa for a Bachelors study

And outside of the EU, many countries don't allow you to work on a student visa

i mean im european so i dont need visa since free travel n shit?

You still need C1/B2 to be admitted to the study

Especially Germany is a pain in the ass

thats true

well i was banking on english degrees anyway

Switzerland goes that far and asks you to take the ECUS test which includes two of the national languages

English degrees as in studying English, or in English?

@porco what language do you talk with the natives there?

in english

@Julian I am native speaker in both Italian and German, also I have C2 in French, so I usually speak all 3 languages on a daily basis depending on which language is the most comfortable to whoever I'm speaking. Especially in the business-world in Switzerland you will encounter it often, that you have people from let's say Geneva, Lugano and Zurich sitting in an office

@SmugJew You will have a hard time finding English Bacherlor studies outside of English speaking countries