I'm an american who'd like to move to Europe permanently, preferably Ireland. As I have no college degree, I expect it to be difficult for me to get a work visa/find regular employment. But I have an alternative income option. In America, I've been doing "independent contractor" jobs for a few years now. These are jobs where instead of getting a paycheck, you are paid for services as a non-employee and no taxes are taken out. (you are expected to file with IRS)
These "jobs" have included being a document courier, posting flyers, and being a test subject in clinical trials.
I'm wondering if I could get the same kind of non-employee work once I get to Ireland and would I still need a work visa/green card?
I've already talked to a clinical trial site in Belfast and they said they'd use me. But that may not be steady enough by itself to pay my way.
Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks.
These "jobs" have included being a document courier, posting flyers, and being a test subject in clinical trials.
I'm wondering if I could get the same kind of non-employee work once I get to Ireland and would I still need a work visa/green card?
I've already talked to a clinical trial site in Belfast and they said they'd use me. But that may not be steady enough by itself to pay my way.
Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks.