> More of a opinion, but overseas freelancing opportunities aren't gonna hire a newbie and fiverr is a race to bottom. Why? have you tried? I had a company for

> More of a opinion, but overseas freelancing opportunities aren't gonna hire a newbie and fiverr is a race to bottom. Why? have you tried? I had a company for some time and we hired remote developers who have just finished their careers. I am sure more startups will be willing to do the same. It is a matter or knowing where to look at. Try angel.co, or the monthly thread here for jobs. These jobs might not last for all your life but they will give you the initial experience you need to be freelance. Freelance sites could be a good option too. You will have to offer a lower rate than others to get a job, but as I said, you need something to start, them things get easier (or not). Anyway, best way to find a job is to be able to show what you are able to do. So you must need some open source projects the people who potentially will hire you can see how good you are.