If you want to live in Thailand, working remote may be the only way.
Let’s face it, there are not that many jobs for younger expats except teaching English.
For the most part, teaching English now requires a bachelors degree and TEFL qualifications.
English teacher’s are not known to make much salary (in most cases).
Digital nomads, if they qualify can stay in Thailand with a new DTV visa.
There are financial requirements that are attached to that, however, if you plan on moving to Thailand, you should at least have that amount of money saved.
Working remotes gives young people the opportunity to earn more money, working for companies outside of Thailand that pay in a stronger currency.
Another advantage may be to set your own work hours.
The best advantage is being able to live in the location of your choice!
Here is a list of websites where you can possible find remote work:
-AWcode (awcode.com/category/jobs)
-Toptal (toptal.com)
-Skip The Drive (skipthechive.com)
-NoDesk (nodesk.co)
-RemoteHabits (remotehabits.com)
-Remotive (remotive.com)
-Remote4Me (remote4me.com)
-Pangian (pangian.com)
-Remotees (remotees.com)
-justremote (justremote.co)
-Remotecrew (remotecrew.io)
-Europe Remotely (europeremotely.com)
-Remote OK Europe (remoteok.io/europe)
-Remote of Asia (remoteok.io/asia)
-FlexJobs (flexjobs.com)
–Remote.co (remote.co)
-We Work Remotely (weworkremotely.com)
-Remote OK (remoteok.com)
-AngelList (angel.co)
-LinkedIn (linkedin.com)
-Upwork (upwork.com)
-Freelancer (freelancer.com)
-Working Nomads (workingnomads.com)
-SimplyHired (simplyhired.com)
-Jobspresso (jobspresso.co)
-Virtual Vocations (virtualvocations.com)
-Stack Overflow Jobs (stackoverflow.com/jobs)
-Outsourcely (outsourcely.com)
Always remember?
If an offer seems to good to be true, it might be a scam.
You should never have to pay anything money upfront for a legitimate job offer!