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There is no need to mention this in your resume or cover letter. Having to pay yourself for your relocation (if any), is the default anyway.
However, if a company is willing to pay relocation money, it would be foolish to throw that away by stating beforehand you don't need it. If the company feels it's something which needs to be cleared up during the interview process, they will bring it up.
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3 years ago
I am a junior software developer thus it's not very profitable for a company on their own and I fully understand it. But I always wanted to live abroad.
I do not need any visas (I am an EU citizen) and I will apply only in a position in the EU. How should I write about it in order to this message does not sound like a scam?
Should I just write 'I can relocate as soon as possible at my own.' Does it sound credible?