With the Euro on the rise, there has never been a better time to migrate to Europe!

Foreign currencies have always been volatile. The US Dollar has almost doubled in the past 10 years, whereas the UK Pound has been falling since the exit of the UK from the European Union. The Euro, on the other hand, has remained mostly stable over the past decade . But in the past few years, the currency charts indicate a constant rise in the Euro. The Euro has increased almost 10% in just the past few months. The increasing currency rate has made Europe even more promising for people who are looking to build a professional career abroad. Moreover, lower living costs and higher salaries make Europe the best option for students and graduates who want to settle abroad. Also, the vast scope to travel and the rich culture and heritage of various European countries make Europe the best bet for International students to pursue higher studies in Europe. That’s why more than 1.5 million students came to Europe in 2016 for higher studies. And this number is increasing year on year. Many multinational and globally successful companies have their roots in Europe. Germany has been known as the birthplace of many international companies whereas Sweden is the home of many successful startups. Also, landing your dream job in Europe is much easier as compared to countries like the USA, Canada or Australia. Moreover, the immigration policy in Europe is very liberal and you get the opportunity to work in various European countries, which are a part of the European Union, on the same work visa. There are a few ways through which you can migrate and settle in Europe:
1. Higher Studies : Pursuing higher studies from a European university entitles you to find work in Europe after the completion of your studies. So if you are planning to study abroad, enroll yourself in a European university(studying in Europe is damn cheap BTW), and then get a job after you graduate. Also, pursuing higher studies entitles you to apply for PR in just 3 years. Read our article about 10 reasons to study in Europe.
2. Applying for a job in Europe : If you are looking for jobs overseas, you can apply for various job opportunities in the European countries through online job portals(We recommend LinkedIn for searching jobs). After bagging a job in Europe, you can apply for the work permit and migrate to Europe. Also, you are eligible to apply for a PR after working in Europe for 5 years. EU Blue Card holders can apply for a PR in just 3 years.
3. Marrying someone from Europe : Europe has been famous for the many love stories that are born here. Falling in love with someone from Europe and marrying them entitles you to migrate and settle in Europe. You can apply for a PR after living in Europe for 3 years,  provided you have been married to that person for atleast 2 years.
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