Have you looked into nomad visas and a remote job?
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I have but it's so difficult to find a remote job or any job really. I am trying to grow my skillset though so hopefully I can find something else.
Some countries have a working vacation type of visa, but most of the jobs you'd get with that arent going to pay super well and are intended on covering your living expenses while travelling.
and it would put me on the path to a better life than I would have in America
If you're intending on immigrating, many countries have pathways for taking higher education and getting permanent residency & a career after you graduate.
There's also specific industries that countries may give you a work visa and a pathway to immigrate (e.g British Columbia, Canada is trying to acquire healthcare workers from the US).
Edit: There is also the option of remote work, however I think many companies are moving away from this as times change.
I was thinking about going back to school, but I am still pretty drained going through the first time. I know that many countries have a list of careers or skills that they are looking for and some of the skills I could qualify for, but then it goes back to finding a job and it's just really frustrating. However, that could be my best bet, so I'll look into it again.
That also depends a lot on the where. There is no single "abroad", most countries have their own rules
Do you have skills? We all do in some way. What are yours?
I mainly have writing, customer service, and some coding skills. I am currently in a program that deals with finance that I am hoping will open new career paths that could also help me with finding a job abroad. Also looking into some graphic design.
What kind of skills do you have? If you like children you can get work as a nanny. There are also a lot of woffing jobs available.
I have writing, customer service, and some coding skills. I am currently in a program that deals with finance that I am hoping will open new career paths that could also help me with finding a job abroad.
Have you been wwoofing? I did a little, a long time ago. Good times (mostly).
I looked into and exactly how does that work? In exchange for food and accommodation, I work on a organic farm. Is there any opportunity to earn money elsewhere or the chance to find others jobs in something else while working with WWOOF?