Working overseas

[thisisit05]

I am wanting to work overseas and am wondering what age group can work in
different countries.

Everywhere I look, like canada ireland etc etc say 18-30yr olds i'm over the 30 so does that mean i can't even look into working in any different countries.

I haven't done alot of research but really don't even know where to start.I just want some simple advice.

 

[raskolnikov]

How long is a piece of string? It depends on what you what qualifications and experience you have, which countries you want to go to, how much money you have etc. If you have a degree of any kind you can get a job teaching English in just about any country you want(except countries that already have English as their first language).

 

[nicky]

I am wanting to work overseas and am wondering what age group can work in
different countries.

Everywhere I look, like canada ireland etc etc say 18-30yr olds i'm over the 30 so does that mean i can't even look into working in any different countries.

I haven't done alot of research but really don't even know where to start.I just want some simple advice.

how much over 30? guys can get a UK visa up until the age of 32 (girls up to the age of 30)

I don't know the age for canada but i know its older than the UK. If you are too old for both then look into sponsorship. There are so many options if you really want to do it then age will not stop you

 

[utility]

It really does depend a lot on your qualifications. I know you can apply for a Highly Skilled Migrant Visa for the UK if you are over 30, and the US has a similar visa category for Australians since the FTA kicked in.

It's not hard to get qualified to teach English if you are short for options.