also yes they do have liasons but they usually speak the language of the country

I'd imagine those are in short supply though.

What would you have in expendable income with a job like that ?

I have no problems with learning some Chinese/korean/whatever for 6 months or something

@Deleted User short supply yes but you need really get the language down to land a job like that

you can work for foreign embassy's as a translator/liason

easier route is to teach english in the ASIA or even ASEAN but the whole liason thing pays a great deal better

How much better than 2000 a month ?

A lot

because you're getting paid a regular salary for said country

say you work for a Dutch embassy in Korea

then your pay is based on your country's norms etc

I am not interested in embassy work. That would be around ~3500 a month I think. These positions are almost all occupied by students from one particular university and a bunch of homosexual lovers to the plethora of gay ambassadors/various deputies

And before you ask, I qualify for neither

start now

Best country to go to ?

And most money to make where ?

>I want to make the most money possible
>But I don't want to put in the required work to do so

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have fun working for peanuts as a english teach then

start being gay

@Deleted User how old are you?

then I suggest you don't throw numbers around but just pick a country of your liking, a job that seems exciting and go have fun abroad for a few years without caring too much about finance

>tfw I'm investing a lot of time and energy in learning Chinese, so I can move to Taiwan where I will probably not even earn 1/4 of what I earn here

happiness is not exclusively about money, although money is a factor

Ah I am not in a position to just "go have fun"

And investing a lot of time for a comparatively meagre reward is not something that intend to do either. I guess I'll just stow this plan away for the time being and see where I end up

you most probably have your reasons. But if I may share, I spent my past years in building up my career and now I regret that I didn't just go have fun a while longer instead

I try to find that fine line between full time career building (which I am doing now) and enjoying a decent life. The how and where to do so is not yet set in stone however

Sooner or later you would want to build anyway. So if I were you I'd have no regrets, unless you feel like you wasted your youth

Well I think life is about doing things you would enjoy, which is why I wouldn't recommend going to china

@Deleted User of course, what I wanted to say is, later is better than sooner. Once you're in your career, you can't just say "I'll go to China for a year". Now, you (probably?) can

I agree with porcorosso, working abroad doesn't always make big bucks unless you get connections before you go, or work your way around once you are there

its mostly for the adventure

the people making real money abroad work for a company in their home country already (IE. I'm american, and if I work for an american firm who wants to open business in china)

if you want money, stay put. maybe look for jobs before you go.

Just win the lottery mens

i was told in Taiwan they have a government lottery thing for whenever you buy shit

In America they do also but the prize is getting shot

And in Sweden your wife gets impregnated by a migrant

Nice.