Top 10 Best places to live and work Abroad in 2023

Top places to work abroad

• The cost of living in Australia is 1,537 AUD ($996) a month + rent.
• Canada provides a work visa with a validity of 24-48 months.
• New Zealand is the 10^th happiest country in the world.
• Germany is an ideal country to work for engineers.

The world is becoming more interconnected, with many people leaving their home countries to work, study, or live. Many of us practice moving to a different country for a better life and work. This allows us to explore our skills and choose where our skills fit. But how do you know which country will be the one that matches your skillset?

 

This article lists the Top 10 Best places to live and work Abroad in 2023 based on factors like cost of living, job opportunities, work-life balance, the process of getting a work visa, and the happiness index. The below table shows a comparative analysis of several countries based on these factors:

 

Country	Cost of living	Average Salary	Work visa duration	Happiness index ranking
Australia	1,537 AUD ($996) a month + rent	5,685 AUD ($3,684) a month	12 months	11
Canada	1,200 CAD ($889) a month + rent	3,757 CAD ($2,784) a month	24 - 48 months	14
New Zealand	1,563 NZD ($927) a month + rent	5,603 NZD ($3,323) a month	12 - 23 months based on residency	10
Germany	€883 ($886) a month + rent	€2,900 ($2,908) a month	12 months	15
United Kingdom	£2200 ($2713) a month + rent	£2,775 ($3350.24) a month	60 months	17
United States	$1500 a month + rent	$6,228 a month	36 months	19
The Netherlands	€972 ($975) a month + rent	€3,017 ($3,025) a month	Indefinite with a company sponsor	5
South Korea	1,340,114 KRW ($962) a month + rent	3,078,640 KRW ($2,210) a month	12 months	58
Brazil	2,450 BRL ($479) a month + rent	2,026 BRL ($396) a month	24 months	37
Denmark	7,745 DKK ($1,044) a month + rent	26,380 DKK ($3,556) a month	3 - 48 months	2

Australia

One of the best countries in the world for work exchanges, Australia has been ranking consistently as a country that offers an excellent quality of life and work environment. The country has a very high minimum wage enabling expatriates to live comfortably even after the high cost of living.

 

Australia has a straightforward visa scheme, according to which it has a working holiday visa scheme allowing foreign workers from certain countries to enter Australia for 12 months.

 

To find work in Australia, there are various organizations like World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms, Workaway, etc.

 

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Canada

The country provides a long list of employee benefits like 25 vacation days yearly, parental leave, etc. It has the highest minimum wage in North America, and the average salary here is also good. Additionally, Canada has a robust economy and is one of the safest places on earth.

 

Canada has many work opportunities, especially in healthcare, IT, energy, and research. But, the country has made some exceptional contributions to the field of medical sciences. For example, it has discovered insulin, pacemaker, and HAART therapy treatment.

 

Searching for jobs in Canada is hassle-free, as you can apply by visiting the government of Canada website. There are two visa types in the country, including open work permit visas and employer-specific permit visas. While the former allows the applicant to work for any employer, the latter needs you to sign a contract with a particular employer.

 

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New Zealand

New Zealand is a perfect country for people who want seasonal employment. The country offers infinite seasonal and short-term employment opportunities for young adults. It is a country for English speakers, and the citizens are very friendly. It has been ranked as the 10th happiest country in the world.

 

New Zealand thrives most on tourism, and there are numerous opportunities for adventure sports lovers owing to its outdoor lifestyle and natural beauty. Like Australia, New Zealand also provides a working holiday visa scheme allowing foreign workers from certain countries to enter the country for 12 months.

 

You can search for jobs in New Zealand through the websites of NZSki, etc. All the agricultural work is listed on the Seasonal Jobs New Zealand website.

 

Germany

Germany is the ideal country for expatriates who are into engineering jobs. The country has the 4th largest GDP in the world and is one of the world's largest exporters. Germany is unbeatable regarding work-life balance and is one of the best countries to build a career overseas. The country also offers excellent paid leaves and healthcare.

 

Finding work in Germany can be challenging if you don't speak German, but you can search for job openings on LinkedIn and apply to the desired ones.

 

Getting a work visa for Germany is taxing. Therefore, you are advised to visit the portal named Employment in Germany.

 

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United Kingdom

The United Kingdom has many job opportunities in various sectors like healthcare, banking and finance, IT and construction. Being one of the strongest economies in the world, the country attracts working professionals from all across the globe.

 

The country has a multicultural and cosmopolitan population due to the age old migrations from the historical times. There are many types of work visas available including creative worker visa, graduate visa, youth mobility scheme visa.

 

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United States

The US has a massive market in almost all fields, including finance, medicine, IT, architecture, science, etc. Expatriates from all over the world want to come to the United States for higher studies and then later to work.

 

H1B visas are the most competitive visas in the world. This visa has a validity of three years. The other available visas are the H4 visa, L-1A visa, L2 visa, R1 visa, and R2 visa.

 

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The Netherlands

Being the 5^th happiest country in the world, the Netherlands is an excellent place to work. A non-European applicant will need a company sponsorship to work in the country. One should have a long-term career plans when relocating to the country as it is not a good place for people seeking short-term career opportunities.

 

Most Dutch speaks English fluently and hence language is not a barrier in the Netherlands. Having said that, it is always advisable for candidates to learn Dutch before appearing for job interviews. Desired candidates can search for jobs through the UnDutchables.nl’s website. You must keep in mind that you need to be a Master’s degree holder when applying for a work visa in Netherlands, as this will increase your chances of getting employment.

 

South Korea

Many expatriates consider South Korea as an option to work abroad. The country is ideal for people with an intense knowledge of English, as teaching English can be the highest-paying job in the country.

 

Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) is the easiest way to obtain a work visa in Korea under an "E-2" visa. The Korean Ministry of Education has taken up developing Korean students' English skills as the primary goal.

 

One can apply for jobs through the EPIK web portal website and the Go Overseas Job Board.

 

Brazil

The largest country in South America, Brazil, has a booming tourism industry. The country primarily has a vast Portuguese-speaking population but also many English speakers. The Brazilian government has promoted fair compensation and a better work-life balance since 1988.

 

Two significant types of work visas are available in Brazil: Visto Permanente and VITEM V visa. The former is a temporary visa and the most common among working ex-pats, and the latter is a permanent type of visa and is valid for two years.

 

Denmark

Denmark became the second happiest country in the world in 2022. The country promotes social welfare, work-life balance, and shorter working hours and still is ranked as one of the most productive countries in Europe. Denmark is an ideal country for trainees to do short-term internships.

 

Denmark has many work visa schemes, but the easiest way is to obtain a trainee visa. To check the eligibility requirements and apply for the visa, visit the Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration website. You can search and apply for English-speaking jobs in Denmark

 

Are you looking to migrate to any of these countries? Talk to Y-Axis, the world’s no. 1 overseas immigration consultant.

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