It can be hard to get work visa to very prosperous countries without a university degree. Here is an alternative option: Argentina is a nice place to live, if

It can be hard to get work visa to very prosperous countries without a university degree. Here is an alternative option: Argentina is a nice place to live, if you work remotely for North American companies. The local economy is a mess at the moment, you probably don't want to bother with that. Turkish citizens can enter Argentina without a visa and anyone without a criminal record can be naturalized as a citizen after two years of legal or irregular (undocumented/illegal) residence. (The naturalization law dates to 1869.) Do talk to a local attorney that specializes in naturalization for irregular migrants, do buy a round trip ticket, do have a hotel/hostel/Airbnb booked for the duration of your imaginary stay and don't show up at border control with anything a tourist wouldn't carry. If that doesn't work, I understand a lot of Chinese and Koreans just walk over from Paraguay. It will be difficult to bring dollars into the country if you can't leave for two years and physically carry them, but the president-elect will likely remove currency controls soon. If not, you can use Bitcoin. Though, if you want to start a company there are less painful places to do it than Argentina... Full disclosure: I'm not Argentine or an illegal immigrant to Argentina, so do check with people who know more