What type of finance job in Europe, can a US citizen with a Masters in Finance get?
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You could try for any variety of jobs, including investment banking, equity research, retail banking, corporate finance, private wealth management, private equity, etc.  \nBig cities like London, Paris, Frankfurt are good geographic locations for these types of jobs. \nI would suggest getting to the international websites of companies like Morgan Stanley, Citibank, Goldman Sachs, HSBC, etc.\nIt all depends on the experience you have, what you specialized in within Finance, what you are interested in, etc.\n\nAlso, do you speak any foreign languages?  That'll help too.
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tarin to get a needed skill for USA, such as technical engineer or medical doctor or something they want and need here.\nGet an emplyer to sponser you in a job that no uSA resident can do, such as special chinese cookery or soemthing like that\nInvest $1,000,000.00 into any business in USA\nInvest $500,000.00 into ceratin select cities in USA that need business investment. IE open a hotel or restuarant or something with the money.\nGet accepted into a college in USA, you will get a temp gren card until you gradutae and while here can get an emplyer to sponser you.\n\nMake friends with the BUsh family
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Look, first, you need to become a citizen of a European Country (which is as hard as becoming an US citizen), then, you'll pay free tuition.
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It really depends on your goals and what you have accomplished thus far. If you are working and don't want to/can't afford to give up your job then look closer to home - chances are you can find a great program. If money is no object then shop around - remember that most of the schools have a standard core since they are accredited by two main bodies (AACSB - America, EQUIS - Europe) so the deciding factors will likely be reltated to location (and therefore potential exposure to various industries), student composition (your new netwrok), and lastly professor reputation (the most decorated professor isn't always the best at teaching).\n\nFor international exposure there are great schools in the U.S. that have international business specializations while many top tier schools offer international courses or exchange opportunities (pick one from the top 50 and you are likely to find an exhange opportunity in Europe and/or Asia).\n\nAs for European schools many require you to know a second language (usually french, german or spanish), although not all. So this could be a limiting factor unless you have some spare time on your hands.\n\nAs you probably know there are too many MBA rankings, but for the international question I would refer to the "Economist Intelligence Unit" web site. The have rankings from 2005 and provide a great overview of their top 100+ around the world...think of this as the top tier that you should be exploring. (you can sort by various criteria that are of interest - geography, student assessments, salary, etc.)\n\nhttp://mba.eiu.com/index.asp?layout=2002rankings\n\nGood Luck!
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You could get a job in the U.S. and anywhere in the E.U.  That would be worth it to me, but I speak a European language besides English and love Europe.
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i don't know about Europe but there  no place in the us you can go for free.  Unless you have a high GRE score and GPA and if the school is actively looking for graduate students you may get a full scholarship.  Many schools in the us offer a graduate assistant ship you work so many hours  usually like 20 get a small stipend and you get to go to so many credit hours for free.  Other schools have TA or teaching assistant ships and depending on your undergrad major and your experience you can teach a freshman level class and get the same benefits of free classes and some money.  But as the expressions goes there is no free lunch you have to give them something to get your free classes
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India.  Lots of financial companies are now outsourcing their financial analysis to India.  But I doubt that's what you had in mind.\n\nYou could start by getting a job with a local office of an international finance company or investment bank, and then see if they would transfer you abroad.  It might be the easiest way to do this, and the company would take care of all the paperwork for you.
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Your best bet is to open an account in Europe, with one of the online banks. PayPal recognizes European accounts as well as US accounts.\n\nYou won't be able to obtain a US bank account without either a Social Security number, or a TIN from the IRS.\n\nBut, if you have a friend in the USA who can open an account for you, that would be the simplest way. Send him/her $20 to open an account.
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My brother in law is a financial adviser, and he got his bachelors degree in business finance before he landed his first job.\n\nGood luck!
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For me its not even though I moved to usa with a lot of money which where spent instantly to cover all needs.I mean life in Usa is better than in Europe only for money because if you actually get a degree here you can find a job easier than if you live in Europe its  hard because there is a lot of competion.However life in Europe is more expensive and they get paid less so you choose and make your own decisions :)
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well I have an Environmental Planning degree (which is a close relative to Environmental Science). I work in a project funded by the EU.
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She'll have to look for a position & apply like everyone else (in Europe) - so long as she has the same skills as the compeition, her nationality shouldn't be any barrier to employment! In fact it would be agaist EU Law if it did!
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EU and USA have bilateral agreements. So, just as a EU citizen needs a US Employment Authorization Document (EAD),  a US citizen needs a Greek Work Permit. You can contact the US embassy in Greece http://athens.usembassy.gov/\n\n, or even the Greek embassy. http://www.greekembassy.org/Embassy/content/en/Root.aspx\n\nThey should be able to help you.
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I'm not sure exactly what you are asking, but anyone with a degree is very valuable in the u.s.     You should be able to get a job without a problem, especially since you speak 3 languages. Try getting a job in Chicago, Illinois,  the people there are from all over the world and could use someone like you!!!!!
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If you are in Europe, go to your local government representative and they will advise you.\n\nIf you are in the United States you usually go to your local post office to get issued an American passport.  If you want to go to Europe, you will need an American issued Visa for Europe from the same source.\n\nThey are correct that internet sources offering help are normally scams and even if not, you are paying extra fees for something that you would get from government sources for less.
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The bottom line is that you will NOT be able to find a US investor who will help you start a company in Europe. That is just not going to happen, and you really shouldn't waste the next year of your life trying to find such a mythical person. But if you want to start a company closer to home, check out these two books:\n\nJohn May's "Every Business Needs an Angel" [first link] and Asheesh Advani's "Investors in your Backyard" [second link].
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No you cannot. You have to reside in the USA and have a social security number, local employer and tax info\n\nhttps://wwwna.ameritrade.com/cgi-bin/apps/AccountApServlet?segment=ameritrade&ea=y#null