I want to learn poker!

[Jean-Guy]

@Jean-Guy
Then why didn't You warned me before?
If romanians are treated like criminals I don't want to be raped or killed in prison
I don't want to scam You but this îs what someone from the discord server said :


The pertinent legislation is this:

```2.2.3. »Førstegangsarbejdssøgende«

EU-borgere kan frit rejse til et andet EU-land for at søge arbejde. Da kontanthjælp og starthjælp ikke er en særlig støtte til arbejdssøgning, har EU-borgere, der søger arbejde i Danmark som førstegangsarbejdssøgende, ikke ret til denne hjælp. Sådanne »førstegangsarbejdssøgende« er således EU-borgere, der søger arbejde, men endnu ikke har fundet arbejde, der har givet dem status som arbejdstager i opholdslandet.```

Which basically means that you are not entitled to unemployment benefits, if you have no previous employment in Denmark.

Discord îs a chat server where You talk with others! I didn't want to offend You!I mean it!

That is both true and false. There is no unemployment in Denmark. Everybody can easily get a job. And if you have had a job for circa a year - and lose your job - you get unemployment benefit for at least two years. And if you still do not have a job, you get “kontanthjælp” which is lower. About €1500
pro month. If you are offered a job you must take it. If you say no you get zero kroner.
Should you at some time come to my country you are welcome to contact me. I am a professor in Nordic Languages at University of Copenhagen. Some Danes don’t like immigrants. Sad but true.

 

[Jean-Guy]

That's right. However, as an EU citizen, you have the right to move to Denmark. People outside the EU cannot do that. Otherwise, the country would be flooded with welfare refugees. I know a Hungarian and two from Bulgaria who have settled in Denmark. The beginning was difficult, but today they are well integrated and have good jobs. I will neither advise nor discourage you to move to Denmark. But if you are relatively young and have courage in life, this is hardly the worst choice.

 

[wolly]

That is both true and false. There is no unemployment in Denmark. Everybody can easily get a job. And if you have had a job for circa a year - and lose your job - you get unemployment benefit for at least two years. And if you still do not have a job, you get “kontanthjælp” which is lower. About €1500
pro month. If you are offered a job you must take it. If you say no you get zero kroner.
Should you at some time come to my country you are welcome to contact me. I am a professor in Nordic Languages at University of Copenhagen. Some Danes don’t like immigrants. Sad but true.

I'm also in college but this is what I wanted to ask:After I graduate I will become an electronics engineer but I have no idea how to put pieces on the board and how to create computers from 0.At least you have the internet but what happens when you go to your country,you know your language but you told them that everything that you have learn is from the internet,youtube?Will you be treated serious? Can someone hire you if you have no developed skills?
How does Denmark hire You If You Have only the internet? I don't want people to laugh at me.

 

[Jean-Guy]

Electronics engineering is an attractive education, also in Denmark. Danish is a difficult language to learn. It's probably necessary to be relatively proficient in English to be able to get a job. Romanian is a Latin language, while Danish belongs to the Germanic language tribe - such as German, Dutch, Swedish and Norwegian. It will typically take a “Latin” 1-2 years to learn Danish. But the vast majority of Danes speak really good English. Then if you speak English, the language barrier isn't that great. Many speak English at work.
I don't think that you can get a job without physically having been to a job interview. More electrical engineers are needed and I do not think it is unlikely that a possible employer will pay for travel expenses. However, it is important that one writes a serious and convincing application. Vacancies can be found at jobnet.dk.
Many foreigners who settle in Denmark have to start “at the bottom” with jobs at minimum wage. Over 50% in the care sector are foreigners. Men are especially needed in this sector.
Food in Denmark costs a lot, probably about 3,000 kroner a month. If you live in the Copenhagen area, it is difficult to get a home for less than 4,000 kroner per month.
Moving abroad is a big step, but perhaps a new world of opportunity is opening up. One should not be naive and blue-eyed, but realistic and optimistic.

 

[Jean-Guy]

Right now there are 19 available jobs as an electrical engineer on jobnet.dk

 

[wolly]

@Jean-Guy Well I have 0 experience in electronics and I have 0 networking in this field.What jobs can I get if I have a data operator qualification? I have the feeling that I will end up as a agriculture worker which is not great but as long as they give me a place to stay that's ok.Are there jobs like that where they offer you a place to stay?

 

[Jean-Guy]

@Jean-Guy Well I have 0 experience in electronics and I have 0 networking in this field.What jobs can I get if I have a data operator qualification? I have the feeling that I will end up as a agriculture worker which is not great but as long as they give me a place to stay that's ok.Are there jobs like that where they offer you a place to stay?

As an agrcultural worker, you have to live in the province. Probably in a town in Jutland. You may not be assigned a place to live, but it is easier to find housing in the countryside and much cheaper than in the big cities. The salary varies, but you can probably earn about €4,000 a month. Of this, 38% must be paid in taxes. It is Poles in particular who are agricultural workers.
I’m not sure what you mean by data operator.
Ved nærmere omtanke er der et stort problem. For at spille poker online skal man have et personnummer. Det har kun statsborgere. For at blive statsborger skal man have boet i Danmark i otte år. Desuden skal man bestå en eftersigende svær indfødsretsprøve.

 

[Jean-Guy]

 

[wolly]

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[Jean-Guy]

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OK. It seems to be a solid education.
I wrote - in Danish - that you have to have a social security number to be able to play poker in my country, and that requires citizenship. It can only be obtained after eight years, and it also requires passing a written citizenship test. It is also a requirement to be self-sufficient.
At betfair - the world's second largest bookmaker - a personal identity number is currently not required. There may also be some opportunities for resident aliens - with residence permits - to be able to play poker without a social security number. However, this is only a conjecture on my part.
Denmark is a wealthy country, but norway is richer. Our languages are very similar to each other. Norway is a nice country, but they are not a member of the EU. This is our neighbours from sweden, but due to an overly open immigration policy, Sweden has turned into a crime hell. It is now said to be the country with the most shooting episodes in Europe. germany is a large immigrant country. Most Germans are hardworking and friendly. But they don't have the same social safety net that we do. Unemployment benefits are not high.
As a Romanian, Italy will be an easy country, since both belong to the Latin language tribe. Unemployment is high, just as it is in Spain. Northern Italy and southern Germany are two of the richest regions in the world. What would I do if I were you?
1. Completing my education
2. Search jobs in Southern Germany that are closer to Romania. Or stay in Romania.
3. Being fluent in English and apply for a higly specialized job in Copenhagen. Master of science or a ph.d. Expect a monthly salary of at least €11,000. It took me 8 years to obtain my ph.d.
4. Take a brave chance and move to Denmark soon and start from the bottom with no education.
5, Play NL2 - or playmoney on the Pokerheat App.

 

[Tammy]

@Jean-Guy @wolly It looks like a lot of the above can go to private messages. I can help put all those into a message for you - let me know.

But to the topic at hand, learning poker, I just posted this that you might find useful: CardsChat Poker Learning Hub: A Complete Guide
All of our offerings or learning poker and poker strategy in one place for you.

Wolly - good luck on your ventures and adventures (should you choose to move ).

 

[Jean-Guy]

@Jean-Guy @wolly It looks like a lot of the above can go to private messages. I can help put all those into a message for you - let me know.

But to the topic at hand, learning poker, I just posted this that you might find useful: CardsChat Poker Learning Hub: A Complete Guide
All of our offerings or learning poker and poker strategy in one place for you.

Wolly - good luck on your ventures and adventures (should you choose to move ).

Yes, you are right Tammy. And thanks. However, for personal reasons I have decided not to engage in further communication with Wolly. I just wish him all the best if he decides to seek and embark on endeavours abroad