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One way: Land a 100k remote job while living the US. Then convince them to allow you to move overseas while keeping your salary and dealing with the tax and leg
by m348e912 3y ago
One way: Land a 100k remote job while living the US. Then convince them to allow you to move overseas while keeping your salary and dealing with the tax and legal hassles of employing a foreign worker.
Another way: Work in a country that routinely pays over 100k. Switzerland, Dubai, Hong Kong, Australia etc.
I suspect you live or would like to live in a country with a lower cost of living while making a higher salary. If you don't have US residency, what you're trying to do might be a challenge because you have the tremendous amount of competition of a global foreign work force.
- 082349872349872 3y agoI was going to say that I do so largely by working for valley-based (or at least valley-competitive) companies, but seeing the "another way" list, I guess I am in a country that also routinely pays well.