Is it safe to work abroad? Is there any danger?

Working abroad is reliable and generally not dangerous, but you still have to pay attention to safety.

In fact, it is not difficult to work abroad. It mainly depends on the understanding of foreign policies. Choose the country that suits you. Basic understanding of immigration-related laws and regulations. Generally, most people will choose an entry-exit intermediary service agency. When choosing an agency, you need to pay attention to choosing a reliable agency. And learn about some common scams and possible labor disputes.

First of all, one thing is certain. Many people go abroad very successfully and make a lot of money. There are also many people who go abroad extremely unsuccessfully, encounter obstacles everywhere, and are deceived.

The countries you can choose are:

The United States. People in China can apply for EB-3 occupational immigration. EB-3 requires U.S. employers to provide permanent employment. For example, large U.S. cleaning chain companies and large companies such as Pizza Hut provide this type of immigration program, but you need to wait 6-7 years or even longer. Even if a person obtains a master's degree in the United States and obtains an H1B visa from a large company, it usually takes 5 or 6 years to get a green card.

Germany. Employers often offer chef category work visas. Generally, you will find that there are too few authentic Sichuan chefs abroad. Many Chinese restaurants hire Cambodian chefs to cook Chinese dishes. Basically, chefs and bosses with good skills are inseparable, and they usually become chefs very quickly. However, chefs must have a work visa in Europe. Basically, chefs with tourist visas are not hired by their bosses, and they are still working illegally.