Structural Engineer, job hunting
Last activity 16 March 2018 by Cynic
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Hi Ciro and welcome to the Forum. 
You have the right to live and work anywhere in the EU; assuming your qualifications are recognised in Holland, then your single problem is you don't speak Dutch, which will almost certainly severely limit the scope of the work you can do in your profession; for example, all the regulatory information relevant to your profession in Holland will be in Dutch; you'll be expected to produce reports and evaluations in Dutch at a high-level of competency.
What have you done so far to look for work? Taking into account that you have a family who depends on you and assuming your heart is set on leaving Italy, I'm thinking you may be better off finding work in an English speaking country.
Cynic
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