Global Work Guides

Country Guides: Work Abroad & Find International Jobs in 2026

Compare job markets around the world — average salaries, key industries and open positions posted directly by employers. Pick a country to read its guide or browse current jobs.

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  • 77open jobs right now
  • 18countries with open jobs

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How to find international jobs

Cityjobs.info helps you find jobs across borders — whether you're relocating, working as an expat or looking for remote roles. Every listing is posted directly by the employer, and you apply without creating an account.

  • Start with the country guide. Check salaries, key industries and the job market situation before you apply.
  • Search directly on company websites. Many employers publish openings on their own careers page first — create a shortlist of companies in your field.
  • Network. Professional communities and platforms like LinkedIn are a good way to learn about openings before they are advertised.
  • Tailor your application. Adapt your CV and cover letter to each role and highlight skills such as self-management and cross-cultural communication.
  • Consider time zones. For remote roles, check how much your working hours need to overlap with the team.

Work options explained

Not every international job is structured the same way. Choose the arrangement that fits your life and career goals:

  • Fully remote

    Work from anywhere, as long as time zones and deadlines fit.

    Best for: digital nomads, expats
  • Hybrid

    A mix of home office and office days, typically 2–3 days on-site.

    Best for: local professionals who want flexibility
  • On-site abroad

    A regular position in another country, usually requiring a work permit.

    Best for: relocation and long-term careers

Looking for location-independent roles? Browse current remote jobs.

Visas & work permits

Whether you need a work permit depends on your citizenship, the country and the type of work. Common routes include employer-sponsored work visas, visas for highly skilled professionals and — in a growing number of countries — special visas for remote workers (often called digital nomad visas), which usually require proof of income from abroad.

Visa rules change frequently. Always check the official website of the embassy or immigration authority of the country you are interested in before you apply or relocate.

For employers: hire internationally

Reach candidates worldwide on Cityjobs.info:

  • Post jobs for free — no hidden costs.
  • Direct applications — candidates apply via your own careers page or email, with no middlemen.
  • Reviewed listings — every job is checked by our team before it goes online.
  • Visible in search — listings include structured data so they can appear in job search results.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need an account to apply for jobs?

No. On each job page you'll find a direct link or contact details to apply to the employer.

Can I search for jobs in a specific country?

Yes. Use the country list above or the search on the homepage and filter by location or work type.

What is a digital nomad visa?

It is a visa that allows remote workers to live in a country while working for employers or clients abroad. Requirements differ from country to country and usually include proof of a minimum income.

Which skills matter most for remote work?

Besides your professional skills: self-management, clear written communication, confidence with digital tools and the ability to work across time zones and cultures.

How do I keep a healthy work-life balance when working remotely?

Set fixed working hours, use a dedicated workspace, take regular breaks and keep up social contacts outside of work.

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