Which careers allow you to work anywhere in the world

Everyone dreams to travel more

Unfortunately, the need to earn for a living prevent most of us from travelling more. It is not surprising that many people try to choose professions that allow them to travel. There are professions that allow you to work from anywhere in the world, for example, to be a writer. Your publisher don't care where do you write, if you are interesting to readers and meet deadlines. The disadvantage of distance working is that people should be able to organize themselves that is not suitable for everyone. Also, in many professions, which allow to work remotely, there are difficulties with difference in time zones if for doing the work, you need to communicate with partners in other parts of the world. Theoretically, you can work from anywhere, but in practice this may mean that you will have to wake up in the middle of night for meetings that occur in the opposite time zone.

Another option is to choose a job that requires a lot of travel - for example, international sales or to conduct training in an international companies or to become a diplomat. But in these professions, you can't choose where to go; you can dream to fly away South for the winter to avoid snow and frost, while to learn what you expect a three-month trip to Alaska. In addition, you'll often move without the joys of travel; you can visit a new country every two weeks, but just to see airports, hotel chains and conference centers, not seeing the country and getting to know it's culture.

Perhaps the best option to see the world - to choose a profession which will be available worldwide; so if you one day wake up in Germany and decide that you prefer to be in Chile, then you know that you have a good chance to work there as well. In addition, you need to choose a profession, which is really the same throughout the world; each country requires people who know how to do marketing, but it depends on the level of understanding of the local  culture how successful  you are , which is difficult to know while in another country. Similarly, there are jobs that require local knowledge, such as lawyer or tax consultant. In practice, this means that, although they exist in every country, you cannot move from one place to another and be confident that you will find work. In this article we will discuss professions that really allow you to live and work anywhere in the world.

Top 10 professions that will allow you to find work anywhere in the world

1. English teacher
Ideal for working remotely.
The obvious choice for many people who want to travel the world, especially when they are younger, is to become a teacher of English as a foreign language (EFL). To qualify for EFL would require a lot of training, but less than most of the jobs in this list, and there are some countries where even this is not always required. However, in those countries where it is required only to be a native speaker the level of salaries to start would be lower, but as soon as you have some experience, you will be able to move to the country where the payment is much higher.
The disadvantage of the specialty of EFL  teacher is that it is usually a career for young people, in this profession there is not much career growth. The demand for EFL teachers is that the difference between 5 years experience and 10 years experience won't have much difference for your paycheck, and the next steps, such as writing curriculum or even managing other teachers, or creating your school require you to learn other skills. You'll need more training to move to another level.

2. Sports instructor
Requires a lot of training and you really need to like it.
If you want to be a scuba diving instructor, you cannot work anywhere in the world - countries that are not having exit to the sea are not included here. However such work is open to you in any sea  country with a developed tourist industry and includes places that people think of when they say they want to work anywhere in the world. To become a diving instructor you will require a lot of training. You must be certified as competent diver in open water an advanced level; you need to be a competent to rescue other diver, if necessary. All this will take much time and you really have to love diving, but you get a job that will allow you to work at the international level.
If you are young and love skiing the perfect option of combining work and hobbies would be the preparation for the profession of ski instructor. You can always move from one ski resort to another, following winter and snow, though you can move to the international level, if you to master several languages, especially English. Always remains the option to learn water sports and add to your workplaces seaside resorts, enjoying the mountains and the sea.

3. Health worker
The human body same throughout the world.
Almost at any medical specialty you can work anywhere in the world; at the end, the human body is the same everywhere, even if the requirements for the qualifications are different. Even in a country like Norway, with one of the highest rates of doctors per thousand inhabitants in the world, there is still a shortage of nurses and medical assistants. At the same time, almost at all EU countries the figure is two times lower than in Norway. In other words, you can find work as a medical professional even in countries where, in absolute terms, there is no shortage of medical experts. And if you decide to work in developing countries, you would help out the society that otherwise would not have enough medical care.

4. Web developer
All you need is a laptop ... and a little of competitive advantage.
Being a web developer, you can work anywhere in the the world, whether it be a freelancer (with the problems mentioned above) or as an employee of the company. In developed countries, in particular, web developers often present in the lack of specialists lists, which means that the immigration process will be much easier. This work is not likely to disappear any time soon, although an increasing number of people see how lucrative and in demand can be this specialty. This only means that competition for jobs may become more intense in countries where Internet access is close to the saturation point. While there are still many parts of the world where Internet access is still limited, and people who own web skills will be in shortage.

5. Graphic designer
You do not need to know the local language.
Also, how to be a web developer, become a graphic designer is something you can do as a freelancer or hired by the company. In any case, project work is something that is required almost everywhere and can be done virtually anywhere. You may need a little local knowledge (some cultures prefer their graphic design was minimal, others not so much), but this is something you probably will quickly learn.
Unlike most professions on this list, in addition to the vocabulary of design (color, shape, mood, and descriptions of photos), you don't need to be fluent in the local language to be competent as a graphic designer. This makes the profession a good option for those who plan to regularly move from place to place or who have difficulties with learning foreign languages.

6. Computer programmer
Only, be careful not to become a night dweller.
One of the most important advantages of the profession of computer programmer is that your programming skills weigh much more than your skills in a foreign language will count in your career development, wherever you are based. It is also one of the highest paying options in this article and subject, which is always present in the lists, lack of specialists, which means easy immigration to any country.
In many cases, company will be glad to leave you a permanent employee if you want to work with the world, at least if you work at hours appropriate to their time zone (which can leave you quite a lot of places where you can work during the day. This means that as long as you choose places with a reliable Internet connection, your career will be safe, which is a great vientam work and travel.

7. Engineer
Look for companies that are glad to move you from place to place.
Engineering is probably the most famous specialty that allows you to work worldwide and also provides you with a good salary. Whichever option engineering you opt civil, electrical, chemical, mechanical, it's more likely that demand, no matter where you want to live.
One of the best benefits of being an engineer is that if you are working in an international company, you can find a role that allows you to move from country to country on a regular basis without having to quit work and apply for a new job every time. Oil and chemical company is especially known for the fact that they allow their employees to live in different countries.

8. Data analyst
Data analysts are required in all types of businesses.
Because important data are transformed from buzzwords into an invaluable tool for many businesses and digital repository ceases to be the limiting factor, data Analytics, will only become more popular. For any large company requires a data analyst, whether it be database management, analyze customer behavior or sales history. Probably you will need to work at a local company, given the restrictions on sending data across borders. Along with the ability to work for private companies, the public sector also need to analyze the data if you prefer this employer.
Fortunately, although you probably will need some knowledge of the local language, this is the role for which you can apply without language fluency - your ability to work with statistics and databases will have much more impact on potential employers.

9. Specialist on information security
Another profession in which you need a laptop.
Just like every big company needs someone to analyze their data, they also need people that can keep their data and systems safe regardless of their location. Hacking crosses the border, and, hence, information security skills.
Depending on the nature of your role, you can work remotely or find a job locally or for an international company. For example, if your role is primarily concerned with verification of your organization's security and detection of weaknesses, you can achieve this remotely. But information security also can have a significant human element, and if your role involves the implementation of new security solutions and protection from the human, then such a career would be office. For the latter type of role understanding the local culture is a plus, but your skills will still be transmitted internationally.

10. Academician
To find enough research can be difficult.
In academic circles, moving from one University to another often is a required part of the job. If your academic specialization is particularly niche, it may have to entail travel between countries, because one country can't be many universities which examined the rare specialty. To be an academic is not a simple way to get a job that lets you travel – it is hard to find a permanent job anywhere. And if your studies are not in great demand, you may find that you need to be tied to one place instead of having to move to any country in which you would like to go.
The advantage of being an academician is that you are expected to wait and stay in different places; in other sectors employers may question your loyalty when they see a resume with several countries on it, but it will not lead to surprise, when considering the summary of the academician.