Is there a country in the EU that I can break visa in and get the citizenship after a few years with a low risk of getting deported?
If you’re from a former Spanish colony, I think you can stay in Spain for two years without a valid permit and gather docs to get a permanent residence permit. Take it with a grain of salt.
>>2875929I'm from Egypt
>>2875954Nobody in EU gets deported, they all just hop borders.
>>2875958But eventually you gotta stay somewhere so you can work freely
>>2875960then do it legally. tons of people do, its only to your benefit to look up what is required
>>2875927if you have any relevant educationjust go through the normal path of work visa / EU blue cardit's really not that difficult if you just take 20% less salaryrequirements are a jokeall you typically need is some type of STEM master degree from a non meme university (state ones are usually fine no matter how shitty)
>>2875954stay there raghead
You can buy a golden visa in countries like portugal or cyprus, you just need an initial investment of 500,000eur or so.
