Work Outside your country

[boomland]

Hello mates,

These days i've got an idea that I discuss with many people I know and I want to have some external answers from people I don't know

What do you think about working outside your country (specially if you are not in one from the following countries USA, CANADA, UK, Switzerland).

if yes have you ever look about it and git any chance to move into one the countries mentioned above ?

I would really want to have your ideas and discuss about it.

thanks

 

[spacenaut]

I would move and try to get a job in one of the reputable companies, then move back home 10 years down the line and use my resume as a leverage to get a better paying job.

 

[Chris Newman]

Nowadays, in many occupations, a person can live in one country and work in another country, at the same time.
Example : One can be living in India, but work in a few other countries (such as USA, Canada, UK AND Switzerland).
So, in certain occupations, there is no need to move to another country for work. But, if you want to move to another country, to live in that country, then that is another angle.

 

[macdonjo3]

I would move and try to get a job in one of the reputable companies, then move back home 10 years down the line and use my resume as a leverage to get a better paying job.

Ya... people don't really like you when you do that.

 

[roydan]

I was offered a relocation job twice, but didn't go for it because I'm a chicken. Either way, a relocation job is probably an idea worth considering.

 

[Naughtyfatkid]

I would move and try to get a job in one of the reputable companies, then move back home 10 years down the line and use my resume as a leverage to get a better paying job.

If you moved to a tier 1 country and make it there... Why would you want to look back?

 

[boomland]

I would move and try to get a job in one of the reputable companies, then move back home 10 years down the line and use my resume as a leverage to get a better paying job.

I mean why coming back if the country you had your up side level is the one you are leaving , from my side i will stick and be a tourist on my home country !

 

[boomland]

Nowadays, in many occupations, a person can live in one country and work in another country, at the same time.
Example : One can be living in India, but work in a few other countries (such as USA, Canada, UK AND Switzerland).
So, in certain occupations, there is no need to move to another country for work. But, if you want to move to another country, to live in that country, then that is another angle.

but still on the same country is the big issue on this topic if you know what i mean

 

[boomland]

Ya... people don't really like you when you do that.

exaaactly they will make you feel as a traitor

 

[boomland]

I was offered a relocation job twice, but didn't go for it because I'm a chicken. Either way, a relocation job is probably an idea worth considering.

I mean if I was at your place I won't think about it twice , as literally now I am moving inside the country so smoothly, if you could provide more info (if its possible for sure) on how to get like these plugs work to move

 

[boomland]

If you moved to a tier 1 country and make it there... Why would you want to look back?

you got it right , as you are living at top tier 1% country why would you go back to 3rd ones (not a shame as I am living on one of them) but its a think once you are up never back down

 

[rapidgal]

Living in Turkey = regret. I live in Turkey too.

 

[jakson99]

I'm not in US but i work remotely There

 

[boomland]

Living in Turkey = regret. I live in Turkey too.

geeez just because of what is happening now on the country Eco , i was there recently and somehow start thinking to move into it

 

[boomland]

I'm not in US but i work remotely There

can you share your knowledge on how you got it , I am intresserting on this topic as a plan B (not drake one lol)

 

[rapidgal]

geeez just because of what is happening now on the country Eco , i was there recently and somehow start thinking to move into it

a little paradise if you have $$ in your pocket. But if there is Turkish lira, it turns into a complete hell.

 

[jakson99]

Yes, I'm website developer, and i got my job from upwork.com

 

[Chris Newman]

but still on the same country is the big issue on this topic if you know what i mean

OK, so what you meant is that you want to work AND live as well in some other country. OK, thanks for clarifying that.

 

[Mitsicos]

Nah, I am EU-bound. I mean technically, the EU is not a country. But politically, more or less, we do share the same "space" and have access to some common perks. Do I want to work hard and make money (assuming remote job is not an option) ? Pack for NL, Germany or Ireland. Do I want to chill and enjoy my life? Venture towards Greece, or Italy or Croatia. Cultural diversity is a big thing.

 

[DediRock]

I live in the USA, don't know if id want to relocate anywhere else outside of maybe Europe at some point.