staying as 7errag!! i just want to appologize on behalf of certain who give themselves the right to be arrogant and judgemental 
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whatsup
the question was which country spain or USA not TO JUDGE PEOPLE (7erraga or married for a passport
treat people the way you like to be treated
her is my point of view:
ther is a high unemployment in Spain , being ambitious is a good quality to have , if living in USA something that you wanted, give it a try , follow your dreams , if you never try , you never know
good luck
I really don't know what privilege do you have with a dual citizenship, because I knew a lady who was Moroccan-French but she was here non-documented. she stayed here for few years and she returned to France, she said that overthere was much better for herQuote
hamouda2000
Thank s alot for your answer.
Nwerkaise, I understood you, don. t mind, I understood your good intention,
I give you another information, may be will be important in informations, it s that i have spanish citizenship, so i am moroccan and spanish also. I don t know which privileges have poeple from UE(Union Europeene.how do you see it, it will be easy for me or the same of difficult?
Thank you a lot
Salam
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chaïba kadim
Ola Hamouda;
Moroccan or UE citizen once here in the USA they are the same. The only different is that you don't need a visa to come here or at least they will not be careful as with a Moroccan citizen.
So, if you are planing to work here it's little bit difficult, since you will need some paper like Social Security Card that allow to get a job.
It depend of your skills and educational level, you can have a sponsor, which mean, a company based in US will guarantee you a job. If you can get it, after 5 years you can have a Green Card and after another 5 years you can have citizen too.If you have enough money, you can also start your own business.
I don't think these rules are different than other country, even in Morocco, if you are not a Moroccan citizen you will need a special permit to work!
As "NYorkaise" said things change a lot than before, so if you think that you will come here and become rich automatically you are wrong! but if you are a hard-worker you will become rich or whatever is your ambition, this holly land is really different than anywhere else and specially Europe, at least nobody gonna treat you different.
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chaïba kadim
Ola Hamouda;
Moroccan or UE citizen once here in the USA they are the same. The only different is that you don't need a visa to come here or at least they will not be careful as with a Moroccan citizen.
So, if you are planing to work here it's little bit difficult, since you will need some paper like Social Security Card that allow to get a job.
It depend of your skills and educational level, you can have a sponsor, which mean, a company based in US will guarantee you a job. If you can get it, after 5 years you can have a Green Card and after another 5 years you can have citizen too.If you have enough money, you can also start your own business.
I don't think these rules are different than other country, even in Morocco, if you are not a Moroccan citizen you will need a special permit to work!
As "NYorkaise" said things change a lot than before, so if you think that you will come here and become rich automatically you are wrong! but if you are a hard-worker you will become rich or whatever is your ambition, this holly land is really different than anywhere else and specially Europe, at least nobody gonna treat you different.
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chaïba kadim
USA is tooooo big than NY!
Sincerely I believe that NY and all kind of cities are not a good starting for new comers.
Here in Texas. Life is heaper and there is a lot of opportunities, I have friends over NY and they had hard time to go forward, in the same time I can confirm you that here its really different.
The economy is so diversified, the life style is really cheap, the weather is perfect, people are friendly. If you wana have an ideal life, Texas is your destination.
I'm gonna give some scenario and judge by yourself:
Not qualified job:
Starting Salary: $8 to $10 per hour
Working hours: 60hr or more per week
Rent: 1 bedroom (bit ou kouzina ou saloone) = $400 per month
Electricity/water/Phone: around $120 per month
Qualified job:
Starting Salary: $12 to $17 per hour
Working hours: 40hr or more per week
Rent: 1 bedroom = $400 per month
2 bedroom $550
Electricity/water/Phone: around $120 per month as well
Sincerely "NYorkaise" there is lot of opportunities here, check out this video: Texas Real Estate over view and I'm working in real estate too, I can confirm these numbers.
Cheers
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chaïba kadim
I know, that's hilarious specially if you don't have a good job. In the same time I don't understand why people they insist to go to these big cities!
Let me give more arguments.
Do you know that in this time you can buy a house (3bedroom, 2 bath, living, garage, backyard) in our area as low as 70K you will never find these prices even in Morocco
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