Travel from Mexico to Europe being unemployed
I'm planning a 2 week trip to Europe (Spain, England, Scotland, Belgium and Germany) in the middle of June. I am currently working as software developer but my contract ends on June, one day before the trip, I'm planning to not renew my contract with my current employer because a I want a better paying job and I'm not longer comfortable there.
I'm 25 years old and financially I have the savings to make the 2 week trip. As the journey date gets closer I'll be in active search for a new job on Mexico.
Besides I won't be travelling alone, I'll be traveling with my girlfriend who is currently studying in Spain, she is also mexican and she returns on July 5th to Mexico, she also has enough money saved for the trip.
I already bought the tickets for every flight inside Europe and my return to Mexico. so...
In short, when I make the trip I'll be unemployed but in active job search, will this affect my chances to enter any of this countries? and How should I handle the situation when passing Immigration at the airport?
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Can I claim unemployment if I am out of the country?
You may not claim benefits until you return to the United States, a U.S. Territory or Canada. '\u201d13 This would place the claimant on notice that there may be a problem with his or her eligibility while outside of the country.Which country in Europe need workers?
There is a very high number of vacancies in Spain, Portugal, Greece and Malta, right now. These are the countries with the biggest amount of offers available in the Europe Language Jobs database. If you like the idea of a job in cities such as Barcelona, Athens or Lisbon, then look no further.Can you get a work visa without a job in Europe?
Visa requirementsIf you belong to a country which is part of the EU, then there are no restrictions and you can work without a work visa in any EU country. However, if you are not a resident of any EU country, you can obtain a work visa in any European country to look for a job and work there.Is it easy to find a job in Europe as a foreigner?
Without a work visa, it is difficult to work in Europe. This is also important for meeting the legal obligations of working in Europe. It may not be hard to find a job in Europe if you have the required qualifications and experience.Sources: Stack Exchange - This article follows the attribution requirements of Stack Exchange and is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0.
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