Working In The US, As A Foreigner

As a licensed electrician in the US, you can charge $100-150/hr. You need to apply for citizenship. Once you get in, you have to be an apprentice for a few years before becoming licensed and going out on your own. You’ll make top dollar on the northeast coast or the west coast. I don’t know how hard it is to get in, but once you’re in, you should be able to find work. Being foreign probably won’t hold you back if you speak English and have good work ethics.

 

As a licensed electrician in the US, you can charge $100-150/hr. You need to apply for citizenship. Once you get in, you have to be an apprentice for a few years before becoming licensed and going out on your own. You’ll make top dollar on the northeast coast or the west coast. I don’t know how hard it is to get in, but once you’re in, you should be able to find work. Being foreign probably won’t hold you back if you speak English and have good work ethics.

 

You might have to be a little more patient if you’re looking for an engineering job. I’m not sure the wages, but it’s certainly a comfortable living.

 

I definitely wouldn’t move into any of the cities right now with all that’s going on. You can find good paying jobs in rural areas outside major cities.

 

I´d stay away from California, they keep raising the income Tax and Joe Rogan and a bunch of dudes just left the state lol.

 

I´d move to Texas, just vote Red and you´ll be okay, plus you´ll have a lot of California movers going there, which will boom the economy.