May 25, 2025
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I’d steer clear from the US for a while as from what i‘ve seen they’re giving every foreigner, including ones from countries they’re allied with, a reallyyyyy hard time even just for going on a holiday – eg. an aussie woman was jailed and deported from the US when trying to simply visit her husband (a US citizen). In any case it could be good to look at a wide range of options
May 25, 2025
@BLESS You know, the funny and sad thing is that back in my home country is has been the same for years. So, welcome to the club, US. Also, the same thing can happen in any other country now because the world is kinda going insane at the moment. It doesn't matter what country to go to, it still sucks to be an immigrant. The good thing is that having some professional achievements helps and the US is actually one of the better countries to go to through this track. I've been exploring various options for a few years already and, sorry to say, the US is still not the worst or the most complicated.
@GRAPE if you read the news, you realize that the only way is to live in space apparently. anyway, the states have the chance for a better future. it seems that my home country's karma is to be in turmoil forever as per its history. there's never been a good time
May 25, 2025
@GRAPE true but it's the same for all countries that are great for my career :(
May 25, 2025
@GRAPE photography? You are probably right but said countries, especially the US, are super saturated with photographers anyways.. even assuming you have a lot of experience you aren’t going to be able to walk into a job without knowing someone first unfortunately. Freelancing especially is super hard and I’m admirable of people who do that sort of thing. Your best bet for networking isn’t a physical location though, it is 100% online
