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Are you a young expat professional between 18-28? Do you want to share your experiences, lifestyle, struggles and in general your opinion about expat life? Then take part in making young expat’s voices be heard!
Young people across the world have been increasing their levels of mobility in recent years, attributed to the ease of movement within, and increasing levels of access to Europe. As jobs become scarce in certain regions, young people follow opportunities and relocate to pursue them.
We at Thinkyoung, the first European Thinktank concerned with young people, are currently in the process on surveying expatriate young people between the ages of 18 and 28 who are either recent graduates or young professionals for a project on youth migration and expatriate mobility. We would like to investigate youth attitudes towards different countries and the lifestyle they lead within them. As young people will shape the future of mobility within Europe, analyzing youth migration patterns is of particular importance on an economic, political and social scale. We want to inform about the life of young expats and what benefit this bring to society. We want to find out what needs to be done to improve the conditions of expats in Europe. The project focuses on both the drivers of migration and the barriers to migration, demonstrating why young people move to European countries, how long they intend to stay, why they chose a particular country of destination, and the economic impact this has on the host country.
We are hoping to gain 3,200 answers from expatriates currently based in the following 7 countries:
- Italy
- France
- Germany
- Belgium
- Poland
- United Kingdom
- The Netherlands
The link to take the survey is below:
If you want to find out more about ThinkYoung visit us on our website: www.thinkyoung.eu or find us on facebook and twitter.