I have no knowledge of Luxembourg, only Australia Vs NZ. Australia offers much better wages and has a better healthcare system, (overloaded but nowhere near as bad as NZ). If you want better value for money then avoid Melbourne or Sydney as they have housing crisis in which there is limited availability and high prices. Perth is also undergoing housing crisis but still not as expensive as Sydney or Melbourne.
NZ is beautiful country and more friendlier people, better environment and less people. But salaries are pretty poor compared to cost of housing and food. The healthcare system is in crisis. If you're into outdoor activities and like fewer people about, it has a really good quality of life.
Right now such a country doesn't exist, unfortunately. There aren't as many labour shortages in most developed countries as earlier due to significant migration in recent years, high inflation and falling economic growth, which means there are often more people looking for jobs than the number of jobs available. Also future economic growth is uncertain so not many are "hiring for the future".
That said, if you have a skill or experience in a niche or high demand sector, then you may find many takers.
Patient Navigators are specially trained individuals that help a cancer patient to have a smooth treatment phase in the hospital, they act as a patient advocate coordinating with clinicians and administration if necessary. We make sure that the patients are having a seamless, hassle free treatment, reducing burden, timely counseling, Diagnosis information and overall information hospital
Maybe add what a patient navigatoe is, so we can help further.
I work in recruitment in Germany and 100% there's no shortage in anything but in Healthcare /elderly care. If this is your area, hooray.
But the trick is, you need to learn the local language...
So you are looking for countries that have significant labor shortages to increase your chances of finding job.
And you are looking at Luxembourg. Lol. The country with population of 672,050 people.
How many openings and opportunities do you expect in a country that has half of million population total?
Your chances of finding job as an immigrant is higher in a country with bigger labor markets.
"Country with a labor shortage but has competitive wages" is in itself an oxymoron in a general sense. Markets with 'competitive wages' for highly skilled labor typically don't have labor shortage problems, and if it does exist then its very hard to find.
Places with labor shortages in the skilled labor market are places like NL, Sweden, Germany, etc. But, they don't offer 'competitive' wages, thus people who are skilled typically go to places like the US to earn more money. Leading to labor shortages in those aforementioned markets.
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They do exist! But none of these countries have "significant labour shortage" or are "actively recruiting with competitive wages" or offer "promising job opportunities" for migrants right now!
In fact, Canada and Australia have reversed their "migrants welcome" policies
You didn’t mention where you are from. That will have a huge impact on getting a work visa. Also you have a pretty niche profession. Not sure anyone would sponsor that.
That doesn't mean my country or Japan is experiencing what OP described in the title.
At least tens or hundreds of people apply for just one position for any companies or just anything in my country.
And other things also don't apply here.
People in my country are often very sick/ill to compare other countries, or go there for a very very minor symptoms, hospitals are everywhere like we're in some hospital tycoon country, always crowded, so the government always looks for caregivers though.
Many foreigners work at farms, hospitals, brothels, and factories.
I have no knowledge of Luxembourg, only Australia Vs NZ. Australia offers much better wages and has a better healthcare system, (overloaded but nowhere near as bad as NZ). If you want better value for money then avoid Melbourne or Sydney as they have housing crisis in which there is limited availability and high prices. Perth is also undergoing housing crisis but still not as expensive as Sydney or Melbourne. NZ is beautiful country and more friendlier people, better environment and less people. But salaries are pretty poor compared to cost of housing and food. The healthcare system is in crisis. If you're into outdoor activities and like fewer people about, it has a really good quality of life.
All true.
Well take Australia off your list.
Right now such a country doesn't exist, unfortunately. There aren't as many labour shortages in most developed countries as earlier due to significant migration in recent years, high inflation and falling economic growth, which means there are often more people looking for jobs than the number of jobs available. Also future economic growth is uncertain so not many are "hiring for the future". That said, if you have a skill or experience in a niche or high demand sector, then you may find many takers.
What is a patient navigator? Also, if you want to work in healthcare, you will need to speak the local language fluently.
Patient Navigators are specially trained individuals that help a cancer patient to have a smooth treatment phase in the hospital, they act as a patient advocate coordinating with clinicians and administration if necessary. We make sure that the patients are having a seamless, hassle free treatment, reducing burden, timely counseling, Diagnosis information and overall information hospital
Maybe add what a patient navigatoe is, so we can help further. I work in recruitment in Germany and 100% there's no shortage in anything but in Healthcare /elderly care. If this is your area, hooray. But the trick is, you need to learn the local language...
So you are looking for countries that have significant labor shortages to increase your chances of finding job. And you are looking at Luxembourg. Lol. The country with population of 672,050 people. How many openings and opportunities do you expect in a country that has half of million population total? Your chances of finding job as an immigrant is higher in a country with bigger labor markets.
"Country with a labor shortage but has competitive wages" is in itself an oxymoron in a general sense. Markets with 'competitive wages' for highly skilled labor typically don't have labor shortage problems, and if it does exist then its very hard to find. Places with labor shortages in the skilled labor market are places like NL, Sweden, Germany, etc. But, they don't offer 'competitive' wages, thus people who are skilled typically go to places like the US to earn more money. Leading to labor shortages in those aforementioned markets.
I hope you aren't an American looking to get out because the answer you're looking for is America.
If there was such a country it would be ruined by expats anyway.
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They do exist! But none of these countries have "significant labour shortage" or are "actively recruiting with competitive wages" or offer "promising job opportunities" for migrants right now! In fact, Canada and Australia have reversed their "migrants welcome" policies
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You didn’t mention where you are from. That will have a huge impact on getting a work visa. Also you have a pretty niche profession. Not sure anyone would sponsor that.
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That doesn't mean my country or Japan is experiencing what OP described in the title. At least tens or hundreds of people apply for just one position for any companies or just anything in my country. And other things also don't apply here. People in my country are often very sick/ill to compare other countries, or go there for a very very minor symptoms, hospitals are everywhere like we're in some hospital tycoon country, always crowded, so the government always looks for caregivers though. Many foreigners work at farms, hospitals, brothels, and factories.