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Have you ever dreamed of becoming global explorer? Are you looking forward to exploring exotic places and immerse yourself in their incredible crops? Living the life of a traveling nomad can be exciting and rewarding, but unless your rich uncle uncle has left you an important legacy, you will need to find a way to support you. Fortunately, you have a lot of options. If you plan to live abroad for a prolonged period, consider these popular employment opportunities.

Summer camp counselor
The English immersion summer camps for children are very popular throughout Europe, especially in Poland, France, Italy and Austria. There is always a great demand for English speakers and in many cases, only qualifications are a positive attitude and the ability to work with children. In addition to the free room and the board, these camps often pay very well. The disadvantage is that you would be supposed to stay at the camp for the time of the quarter, but the camps, however, give travelers many opportunities to enjoy outdoor activities, including mountain hike and swimming in virgin lakes.

Volunteer job
If you get an intercultural experience while doing something altruistic is more your thing, consider participating in volunteer projects in Asia. Although they are not usually paid jobs, your meals and your accommodations are usually provided. Thailand and Vietnam are extremely cheap, so if you have saved even a little money, you will certainly be able to stretch it. If you are an American citizen, the body of peace is another interesting effort. The application process is competitive and a PCV requires a two-year commitment, but you receive a lot of vacation to explore the host country as well as neighboring neighbors.


Bartender
What is more exciting than the party? How about being paid to do it! Bars and discotheques around the world are looking for some good bartenders. Do you think you're up to the task? Whether you set up in Bali, Barcelona or Budapest, if you can handle alcohol and have a talent to mix cocktails, there is a bartender's job waiting for you. Attend Bar Crawls and view your network skills. Or has just appeared and ask a bar if they hire. Since bartenders are usually paid in cash, you will not even have to worry about the hassle of getting a work permit.

Cruise ship
Why not navigate in the seven seas and make money in the process! There are many different possibilities working aboard a cruise ship, whether in retail, hospitality, engineering or even like a Black Jack reseller. In addition to free accommodation, insurance and meals for weeks at a time, during your time, you have the opportunity to relax in tropical locations and beautiful historic cities.


Independent writing
If you have a passion to write and enjoy working on your own schedule, working as an independent writer is an ideal way to support you while traveling and living abroad. This could involve writing your own blog, translate text from one language to another or editing and improving the content of the website. Many companies offer you the flexibility to decline project offers when you need free time or simply do not have an interest in this particular task.

Street artist
Are you a decent musician or maybe a charismatic artist who can attract a crowd? If you have a distinct talent that distinguishes you from others, you can make money in the summer months soaked by Paris, Berlin or Sydney. Of course, you would not just want to find a random corner and hope the best. Make sure to develop a suitable plan before taking this guitar out. Also note that some cities require a license, make sure you observe all legal orders.


It freelance
Like independent writing, you can rake the dough on your own schedule if you have skills in web design or computer programming. In fact, if you choose to travel in countries where the cost of living is low (as in Eastern Europe or in many Asian regions), you can virtually live as a king on your salary.

Tefl teacher
Teach English as a foreign language can be a lucrative profession, especially in places like China and South Korea. Unlike teaching in Europe in Europe where certification requirements may be demanding, Asian countries are often willing to settle for teachers who simply speak the language at an indigenous level regardless of experience. In fact, schools often pay the flight and the room on foot, allowing you to save even more money!


Free visit guide
In the early 2000s, some enterprising tour guides began to realize that they could earn a living by giving tourists the freedom to offer donations rather than paying a fixed price for a walking tour. The concept took off (it turns out that satisfied tourists can be very generous) and today, virtually all major cities in Europe offers them. If you have an energetic personality, a great sense of humor and the will to devote you to the search for hidden jewels of a city, you might have what it takes to be a tour guide. You do not yet have your own website? Facebook and Couch Surfing can serve as free platforms and easy to use to advertise your visits. Once you have developed a reputation, the sky is the limit!

Inn receptionist
Imagine being paid to go out with travelers in the world. As a receptionist of the hostel, it can become your reality! The hostels are always on the lookout for young people, adventurous and easy to live, which perfectly reflect the types of guests. The hostel is looking for. As long as you can handle the occasional night shift and make sure the guests are more or less about their best behavior, this work deserves your review.


Au pair
An au pair is a young stranger who performs housework and children for a host family in exchange for a room and a free room. While most people consider it exclusively as a working nanny involving babies crying innumerable layers to change, you might be surprised to learn that there are many au pair programs that include older children and even help them learn a foreign language. Note that, although most Au Pair involves women, there are also opportunities for men.

Work holiday visas
If you have between 18 and 30 years, there are opportunities to spend between 6 months and a year to work abroad without the need for work sponsorship. For example, US citizens can take advantage of this program in Ireland, Singapore, Australia, South Korea and New Zealand. But citizens of other countries - especially those of the EU - have similar agreements.