What job pays a decent amount and gives a person the freedom to work from anywhere? I see all these people on International House Hunters moving to the Caribbean and continuing their work in the states from their homes the new country...how are they doing that?!? I'm willing to get whatever training, degrees, etc... that I need to get the job that allows me to do something like that, but I need to know what to do/what steps I need to take! I live in the US right now (which I know makes it harder than if I were in the UK or something), but would like to live in Spain. (but it doesn' t have to be Spain...we also like Costa Rica, and some parts of Mexico) Spain is just at the top of the list. I would also be happy living between countries...being in the other country for a percentage of the year, but maintaining residence here in the states. Even a job that allows me the freedom (and a bit of an income) to travel for a few months out of the year at all.... Anyone know how to do it?|||You could open or buy a bar/restaurant that is only open seasonally. That way you are in the location of your choice during the time that everyone wants to be there. This might take a greater time investment up front, especially learning the trade but will become more fun over time. Other ideas from carreertrainer.com 鈥?Start a painting and photography school 鈥?Offer courses in pregnancy support 鈥?Start a business to offer bureaucratic help (for obtaining visas, residency permits, driver鈥檚 licenses, car legalizations, equivalency diplomas, official translations ,insurance, etc.) 鈥?Start a building contractor business (for foreigners), including carpentry and renovations 鈥?Open a language school or branch of a language franchise 鈥?Start a nursery school or day care center, such as a Montessori-based school 鈥?Open a professional clinic in medicine, dentistry, law or consulting 鈥?Provide services for permanent and temporary domestic staff (babysitting, house keepers, domestic help, nannies, au pairs, elderly care, children鈥檚 birthday parties) 鈥?Start a catering service for executive expatriates who entertain often 鈥?Start a real estate business, specializing in foreign clients 鈥?Open your own fitness studio or personal training business 鈥?Develop your own personal development/career counseling/coaching business 鈥?Begin a house and garden cleaning service for private residences and commercial offices 鈥?Start your own therapy service (reiki, massage, aroma-therapy, alternative therapies), contract with local health clubs and clinics 鈥?Start an animal-sitting service or boarding service 鈥?Open a franchise, like a fast-food, video or health club service 鈥?Offer private tutoring in your specialty (language, math, science, resume writing,) 鈥?Give music lessons and/or offer instruments to rent, sell, repair and tune 鈥?Publish a local newspaper or write articles or columns for local publications (English language newspapers) or for translation in local papers 鈥?Teach at a local school or university 鈥?Start your own computer consulting business 鈥?Give private cultural tours 鈥?Start a club or local branch of a club, like Americans of Portugal 鈥?Open a restaurant business|||sounds great! when you figure it out let me know : )|||Ask all those Hollywood Bolsheviks who moved when Dubya got re-elected.|||Join the military!|||You could be a nanny! I've known lots of friends who have traveled over seas to live with another family in their own suite, to watch their kids! The perks they got were AMAZING. Free car, free living, free EVERYTHING. Just an idea!|||international banker you could be an expert at your field and travel the countries to give your expert advice in whatever. own your own company. Marry someone who does it.|||i heard that you can study in Brooklyn. And maybe take up italian. Did you ever think of that or know anyone there?

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