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Working as an SDE 1 in India, want to go to Melbourne to work. Can anyone guide me on this ?

Due to financial difficulties, I couldn’t afford college in past so had to dropout. But after working in different startups for 4 years I am financially independent now. Currently, I am working as a product manager in one of the startup in India. But, all of the startups I worked for were > A series in terms of funding. Can I get a working visa in European countries or Australia? What should my next move in upcoming years? Working in some foreign based countries as a remote employee? Or should I get a working visa first in some country and then apply for remote jobs? The reason to move out from India is less pay and work life balance. I am planning to move back to India after few years of working in abroad as It would help me to save some money to venture my own startup.

Hi everyone, Recently I have been thinking about applying for a job in foreign countries. I work in infosec and just wanted to know how you guys know which company will sponsor the visa? Cause I have never seen in the job description anything related to job description. Should I just simply apply to all the locations? Any suggestions or any website which tells that these companies sponsor visas?

How to look for sponsored jobs in Australia. Or any other easy route to move to Australia?

Has anyone considered or completed their MS/MBA in Ireland? Been reading good things about it, recently a friend got job there (also studied there) with much better pay than that of my friends in UK . Please share your opinions/recommendations.

How is Australia interms lifestyle and health for Indians to settle down.

Hi folks, I recently joined a company as a DevOps Engineer, fully remote but the only catch is I have to work 5 days/month in US timezone(not a big deal I guess), but my profile will not look good if I quit this company and pursue masters i.e recruiters will see switched 4 companies in ~4 years. The thing is I have good work life balance now to focus on up-skilling with certifications related to my job and decent money to save but on the other hand i want to move out to experience work culture outside India(especially EU) The primary goal is to work in abroad, initially I choose the Masters -> Job ->PR/Blue Card route but now i have a job with good pay with enough savings I can directly move to let's say Germany and try for DevOps/SRE/Cloud related roles. The best part is the current company where i work allows me to work anywhere in the world, so I can still have my current job and search for a new job in a new country. Is it worth to learn a new language, hustle a bit to get a job and settle or take the Masters route ? If i take the Masters student route it would break my career ladder and need to spend more, if i do not i can transition into a senior positions ? Ultimately my mind is a complete mess now please share your opinions folks, have a good day.