How do I find a job abroad with no experience?

Target seasonal hospitality, hostels, campsites and work exchanges — they hire on attitude and availability, and most train you on site.

Which countries are easiest to work in?

That depends on your passport. Working-holiday agreements and, for EU citizens, free movement within the EU are the simplest routes.

Seasonaries

Work Abroad — Jobs Abroad & Working Holidays

Work abroad is simpler than it looks: pick a season, pick a country whose visa rules fit your passport, and apply for jobs that include accommodation. Seasonaries lists jobs abroad in hospitality, outdoor sports, farms, hostels and volunteering around the world.

Jobs abroadWorking holidayWork and travelVisa-friendly rolesAccommodation included

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Working holiday visas

Australia, New Zealand, Canada and Japan run working-holiday schemes for young travellers from many countries, and the EU allows free movement for EU citizens. Check your own passport's agreements before applying.

Choosing where to work abroad

Norway, Switzerland and Australia pay the most; Spain, Portugal and Greece are the easiest to break into with no experience; Southeast Asia and Latin America suit work exchange and volunteering.

Frequently asked

How do I find a job abroad with no experience?: Target seasonal hospitality, hostels, campsites and work exchanges — they hire on attitude and availability, and most train you on site.
Which countries are easiest to work in?: That depends on your passport. Working-holiday agreements and, for EU citizens, free movement within the EU are the simplest routes.