Top jobs for immigrants

When we think about immigration, the first thing that comes to mind is finding a job and financial security. When you are not ready to open your own business, or to sit down at the student's bench again, you want to land on a job in a new country that could meet the same level of needs as before. And ideally, with the change of country, of course, I want to earn more! What jobs are in demand in the here and now? Let's figure it out.

TOP 3 countries for immigration and their in-demand jobs

USA

Characteristics of immigration
The most common ways of working emigration to the USA:
● Participation in the Green Card Lottery
● Getting an Employment visa from an employer (types H or L1)
● Get a Highly Skilled Professional visa — O1

Sought-after jobs and average salaries
Since the US economy is extensive and multifaceted, there’s a requirement for a plethora of specialists:
● Work in the construction field: foremen, crane operators, electricians, masons, carpenters, handymen, etc. The average monthly salary ranges from $2,000 to $4,000.
● Work in the food service field: cooks, waiters, bartenders, other employees of cafés and restaurants. The average monthly salary ranges from $2,000 to $4,000.
● Work in the engineering field: construction, industry, production. The average monthly salary ranges from $3,000 to $5,000.
● Work in the IT field: software specialists, developers, coders, testers, computer support specialists, database administrators, information security specialists, etc. The average monthly salary ranges from $6,000 to $9,000.

Germany

Characteristics of immigration
The most common ways to move to Germany for work:
● A National type D visa for employment (issued at the invitation of the employer) is followed by the issuance of a temporary employment residence permit. It’s the most common type of immigration document in Germany.
● A special visa for job search on the spot in Germany is an interesting immigration opportunity, because sometimes the desired position can only be obtained after a face-to-face interview. Such a visa is issued for a period of 6 months, and in order to obtain it, you must have a higher / secondary vocational education and a place of residence in the country for this period, as well as write a motivation letter.
● An EU Blue Card is issued to highly qualified specialists if there is an employment contract or a guarantee of its signing.

Sought-after professions and average salaries
Germany is the first largest economy in Europe, so good specialists are required in a variety of fields. Here are some relevant vacancies in Germany:
● Work in the construction field: foremen, crane operators, electricians, masons, carpenters, handymen, etc. The average monthly salary ranges from €2,000 to €3,000.
● Work in the logistics field: drivers, freight forwarders, long-distance truckers, car couriers. The average monthly salary ranges from €2,000 to €3,000.
● Work in the engineering field: construction, industry, production. The average monthly salary ranges from €3,000 to €4,000.
● Work in the IT field: programmers, developers, coders, testers, computer support specialists, database administrators, information security specialists, etc. The average monthly salary ranges from €3,500 to €4,500.
● Work in the medical field: doctors of different profiles, nurses, caretakers, and other medical staff. The average monthly salary ranges from €4,000 to €5,000.

Israel

Characteristics of immigration
You can move and get a job in Israel only in one case: a contract with an employer, who, moreover, will have to explain to the local authorities that they need to hire a foreign specialist. But since there is an overabundance of jobs in some areas in Israel, it is not so difficult to negotiate with the employer. So, the plan is as this: job search, correspondence interview, preparation of documents, submission of an application by the employer for a B-1 visa, relocation. However, if you have Jewish roots, then everything will be much easier.

Sought-after professions and average salaries
The Israeli economy is shorthanded in many work areas, for example:
● Work in the construction field: foremen, crane operators, electricians, masons, carpenters, handymen, etc. The average monthly salary ranges from $3,000 to $4,000.
● Work in the cleaning field: cleaners, maids, etc. — mainly in hotels and inns. The average monthly salary ranges from $2,000 to $3,000.
● Work in the engineering field: construction, industry, production. The average monthly salary ranges from $3,000 to $4,000.
● Work in the IT field: software specialists, developers, coders, testers, computer support specialists, database administrators, information security specialists, etc. The average monthly salary ranges from $5,000 to $6,000.
● Work in the medical field: doctors of different profiles, nurses, caretakers, and other medical staff. The average monthly salary ranges from $3,000 to $4,000.