That's good by US standards.
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You will need H1B visa to work there and a US company to sponsor it.
I believe Contracting rates are a bit lower there.
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Already have sponsorship. Just trying to negotiate rates.What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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When Jobswerve suddenly started inundating me with job ads from the USA after Christmas, the rates were low for my line of work.Comment
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MF,
how are you going to run your empire from the US of A ?
To answer your question, I think you MF, are indeed out there.
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Low Rates
I know it differs from city to city but from what I understand the cost of living ia WAY lower then the UK so for about 60-70K $ you will live better than here.
I dont know if this holds true for NY/SF though.There are no evil thoughts except one: the refusal to thinkComment
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Now if you intend to do it for the experience, then $650 in the USA will go a long way and you will have a good living.Originally posted by MarillionFan
If you intend to do this to make money to bring back here, then $650 is about £330 which is not that great really.Comment
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A good rule of thumb (outside the expensive cities) is that your outgoings in dollars will be equivalent to what you would pay in pounds here e.g. rent of a flat would be $650 instead of £650. So you don't need to earn as much.
But if you want to save money to bring back, it's crap ....Hard Brexit now!
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Anybody know what rates in Canada are like?
I'm definetly interested in upping sticks and getting out of this country in the next few years and canada seems like a good idea. (Plan B brings in a modist income that looks much better with the exchange rate as it is right now).
If you live on the southern border of Canada commuting into the USA is a feasible option and from what I can work out the cost of living is slightly cheaper in Canada.Comment
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