15 Remote Jobs That Pay $100K+ per Year

[@TravelingwithKristin]

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[@Eamonn-cw9wm]

Is this real, you mean I have to sign up for a paid membership to get $200??

[@carlaantola7980]

Not to burst anyone's bubble, but most these jobs allow you to work remotely WITHIN the US ONLY. i know first hand that anything in telemedicine is like that

[@nickn3728]

Just depends on the industry. I’m in video games and I can work anywhere

[@diogocaminho]

@@nickn3728how to work for a videogame company?

[@mikekellock]

This was eye opening. I have been working in a remote job at around 80k USD for 1 1/2 years teaching healthcare workers how to use electronic medical record systems. Suddenly I feel under paid but I still really enjoy the work.

[@TreeofLife_111]

How did you learn how to do this? I'm studying to become a nurse but want to diversify my knowledge and would love to be making 80k for a few years before I even finish my degree. Any help is appreciated!!

[@gabeghiby6935]

Kristin, those are great resources but the numbers are a bit inflated for clickbait purposes I guess... I've lived and worked over 30 years in Europe, and over 25 years in the states where I am now, and I assume my next 5-10 years will be in Southeast Far East Asia, the Philipines, Thailand, and around that area of the world... I plan to semi-retire in the Philippines, considering that I am already semi-retired in the US as it is now... I'm an early retired Project Manager myself with a post-graduate MBA, so I'll say again, the earnings posted are a bit inflated, the real jobs won't pay that much...

[@myronschabe]

I am a developer and to think that you will just self teach yourself and start making 12k in 6 months or so is a total joke. The job market right now is oversaturated especially for folks just trying to get into the field. The days when they will hire entry level and then train, I do believe are over. These jobs are also very difficult if you want to be good/competent...you constantly have to upskill to keep up with the latest tech....if you want to put 3-5 years into the endeavor and enjoy it and have above average intelligence then go for it. Also, although there are some companies that allow 100 remote work most want you in the office at least a couple of times a week.

[@theosteknion6219]

I wouldn't discourage because there are self taught web developers & some even have youtube channels. If you truly want to learn you will find a way. And nowadays KZbin is used very much as an educational platform. Seek & ye shall find 😉

[@myronschabe]

@@theosteknion6219 My point was not that you can't teach yourself, which, you can do with a lot of perserverance, but moreover the realistic time investment it is going to take...as well the difficulty of trying to 'prove' yourself in the current climate. Additionally, it is not just the programming language(s you generally need more than 1) itself but the myriad of other things you have to know like version control/Git, CI/CD pipelines tools, build tools and on and on that constantly change in the profession. I am just trying to paint an accurate picture of what it takes to do the job...again, if you have the mind for it ( enjoy problem solving, analytical and can endure pressure and enjoy it, go for it), as over the long haul it is likely worth it...though if you are someone just wanting to switch careers, something that has a lower learning curve might be a better option....that is probably essentially my point, be aware of the steep learning curve involved with the profession, which does discrease over time but is ever present. The other thing I would say on the down side of the job is that it is hard to 'switch off' from the day especially if you have a tricky problem you NEED to solve as your brain still tries to figure it out even if you are off the clock...so it takes a lot out of you over time.

[@Troneous]

Nepotism is the way tbh

[@rebeccar4312]

Hey Kristin, how are you able to stay in Schengen Zone for longer than 90 days? You are living in Portugal now, right? Did you get a digital nomad visa? Was it complicated/costly to get & how long does it allow you to stay? Have any idea where you want to go when you leave Portugal?

[@kodedart2311]

IDK. In what parallel universe can I get these salaries, I would love to move there. The highest top paid programming language in 2022 is a little over 100k (Clojure) and the lowest are ~40/50k (Dart and PHP) - gross of course. Now deduct taxes. I'm pretty sure the other amounts are completely out of whack for the majority of either remote, hybrid or in-place workers. Also let's not mention chatGPT, Bing and yet to emerge "AI" tools, starting to replace or mutate some of these jobs in the video.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

These salaries are realistic when you look at the median/average for each job. ChatGPT shouldn't affect any of the jobs on this list.

[@michaelcartuccio4851]

I'd be happy with getting paid 2000 a month I feel really good in Mexico or in the Philippines or in Columbia

[@Eamonn-cw9wm]

Columbia is in south Carolina

[@nabeelrafique7166]

​@@Eamonn-cw9wm Let the guy be happy for a moment 😂😂😂

[@Qasibr]

@@Eamonn-cw9wm Meh. Republic of Columbia, big ahs country in South America.

[@Eamonn-cw9wm]

@@Qasibr Columbia is in south Carolina Colombia is in south America

[@Qasibr]

@@Eamonn-cw9wm I see. Thanks man. Have a great weekend =)

[@josejoe6399]

Thanks!

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Thank you, Jose! 💓 🥰

[@ChaiTogether]

Thank you Kristin! Fantastic information, and just subscribed to your podcast as well. Cheers =)

[@TravelingwithKristin]

You're very welcome! 🙌❤️ Enjoy the podcast, and thank you for your support! 🎧😊🥂

[@martypoll]

This is a realistic and practical list of job opportunities to make western wages remotely. Note that these are jobs for adults. You mostly need a degree or certification and/or VERY strong people skills. You need real world experience - think 10+ years before setting out on the expat road. There are jobs working with or for large established businesses. These are jobs working on teams. These are managerial jobs which is a whole different thing than being a worker bee. I live in Thailand. Let me just mention that Thailand recently introduced a 10 year long term resident (LTR) visa appealing to people just like the jobs mentioned in this video.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Great summary, Martin. I may do a video on Thai residence visas soon!

[@palomasarmiento5431]

Hi @martypoll, can you share what do you do for work in Thailand?

[@martypoll]

@@palomasarmiento5431 These are just my observations from listening to the video. I am long retired from the working world. I retired from the University of California with a generous pension. If you were to ask me then I would say pursue a traditional job with pension benefits but it is a different world today and there are nomad options not available when I was working as an engineer at a National Laboratory.

[@markemberger2425]

Amazingly poised and cheerful. Fantastic KZbin channel.

[@SimondaScissor]

Great video, very informative.

[@savingmoney5604]

Smart and informative.:) Thank you

[@TheJoyofTrucking]

Thank you!!!

[@tombishop2326]

Great video Kristin, content, level of detail. I bought your book and it is a great resource as well. One key question, what remote jobs for us companies will let you work abroad (out of us)? I am finding that this is a lot more difficult to get! 😢

[@carlaantola7980]

I agree!

[@FlatCoon]

I'd be very content with $50k to live remotely. Any suggestions?

[@ElectiveAmputation]

Unfortunately there are several of these That will be replaced (and already are) with AI like chatgpt

[@fionagregory9376]

I do not want to be paid in dollars. Pounds sterling only.

[@janinesuter3630]

Hi Kristin As a businessowner yourself I am assuming you have a virtual assistant who helps you deal w all kinds of daily organizational Tasks...maybe you know of some fellow digitalnomad who has not yet an assistant but would need one....let me know if so I am an exoerienced assistant, former executive assistant currently looking for virtual assistant positions....

[@d.k5423]

?????. Kris

[@michaelcartuccio4851]

Interesting I think about going to Full Sail University to be a writer

[@artelina]

This was such a great video. Opens so many possibilities. Thank you !

[@TravelingwithKristin]

You're so welcome, Artelina!

[@oceanside88]

I have zero results in any field. #Slave

[@christiansailor2880]

Thanks, Kristin! Great video!

[@TravelingwithKristin]

You're welcome, Christian!

[@小邦邦-u8x]

I am from Thailand , Do you like Thailand ? Welcome to Bangkok Thailand

[@alanbell6999]

Hi This video is mental 😂

[@Nowhere458]

How depressing. And what a lot of …… No wonder the world is such a mess. None of these jobs actully contribute to the world to improve lives, it is all about over paid Me and forget about anything else. I expect all these ghastly people drive a Range Rovers and preach ‘the environment ’ to us poor plebs.

[@caiyen9298]

When France thought themself of early summer there is Antarctica travel bigger this week then Twitter

[@chris24j48]

Or you can start your own Utube channel🎉🎉which sounds more fun!

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Also fun! Doesn't always pay as much, though ;)

[@SK-yx7hm]

All these I have no experience in, I really hate how literally every job above minimum wage has 10yrs experience and crap like that.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

To get a high paying remote salaried job, you typically need some work experience. However you can also do some of the jobs without much experience or you can learn them from home or through working as a contractor or freelancer.

[@antjee]

I agree almost all of the suggested fields of work require highly educated and experienced people. nothing wrong with that but if you are one of them most likely you are well connected and don't need any of these websites. What about a video for normal people without any programming skills?

[@Keith_Aerotrunk]

Very informative content. It's an interesting video on high-paying non-tech remote jobs, which can inspire viewers to seek alternative careers. It highlights 15 well-paying remote jobs, with an emphasis on the salary range of at least $100k per year, which can provide a great income while working from home.

[@En_Courage]

I love your content, thanks for all the hard work!

[@DDY_Media]

Hello, I would like to contact you via e-mail. Can you help me out, please?

[@ps6192]

BULLSHIT……there 500 applicants for every one of those virtual jobs

[@hannathehappynomad]

I work in Accounting/Finance and accounts payable/receivable, bookkeeping Does Not pay 100k+ nowhere in the US. Maybe if you are a very high manager and super lucky. There are niche legal billing that pays more, but you need to have experience and its definitely less than 100k. And I have never seen those types of jobs remote anywhere. You have to be in US

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Thanks for sharing your perspective, @hannathehappynomad! 👩‍💼💼

[@adioalexsk8]

Thank you so much Kristin! You're answering all the questions I've been asking myself the past few months.. really happy to see helpful content like this regarding work, living abroad and saving. Glad to have found your content especially while it's still fresh. The timing could not be better, for me personally :)

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Welcome Alex! So nice to meet you and I’m so glad the topics have been addressing your questions 😊 Did you catch any episodes of Badass Digital Nomads podcast as well? www.BadassDigitalNomads.com

[@TheTiss1982]

Where is the video for jobs paying over $200k remotely

[@Lorenzo-oi1le]

Kristin, Some pay scales are dropping on the Business Development Management roles. Staffing agencies only want to pay 60k-65k now… Also many technology companies have had big layoffs. So less experienced people will be competing with VP/Director level players going forward especially in the US. 😊

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Thanks for the comment, Lorenzo. Any specific geographic region across the US or nationwide?

[@James-ys6wm]

Are these world wide or only u.s? Im from u.s but i like to travel alot and some u.s company dont allow you to work in different countries. I worked for a few remote jobs that didnt allow me to work outside the u.s, so i quit and kept traveling 😂

[@nicoleyoung3790]

Omg this is awesome ty! Very informative and helpful ❤ 🙌

[@Mohamed.Fathalla6969]

Thank you you are very helpful

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Thank you, Mohamed; you are welcome!

[@Abdullahkhan-ho3yc]

I have knowledge about growing Instagram accounts because I have grown my account to 300k account in wildlife niche which unfortunately got hacked so can I still get a remote job by mentioning it on my resume??

[@shanemoran8260]

Hey Kristin great videos❤Love from Dublin Ireland🇮🇪

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Great to hear, Shane; cheers! ☘️

[@shanemoran8260]

@@TravelingwithKristin your very welcome❤🇮🇪

[@MasterKeeka]

You know CS employee who earns 85k in Europe, what company? or you misleading?

[@papadougpapadougsadventures]

Kristin, you mentioned a backpack you like on your podcast the other day. Can you tell me which one that is? Thanks for this video as well

[@turnleft8645]

1:14 I read if you consider yourself a *"communist"* 💀

[@hereticsaint100]

Keep in mind that any medical job where you need a license requires you to have citizenship in the country you'll be seeing patients in. At least, that's how it is for Western countries like the us.

[@WelcomeToCyprus]

Thanks for info!

[@michelleachacoso4983]

We just ordered your book! Can't wait to read it. Can Licensed Professional Counselors work location independent? How might this work? Thanks for any response.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Thanks for buying my book, @michelleachacoso! There a lot of ways and I talked about it in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mH_Nkpx7gs14rsk 😊

[@sean_vikoren]

Great overview!

[@TravelingwithKristin]

My pleasure!

[@user-sl3bx6gj3]

Kristin you’re so beautiful. Do you recommend that I work from home or would you go out on a date with me?!

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Thanks Sam, I would encourage everyone to look into work from home or remote jobs options if that's what you're drawn to.

[@scottman895]

That's a great variety of different jobs which are quite high paying! I like how there are some which don't require a degree or a significant amount of experience. I've already seen a few on here which pay more than what I do right now which required a degree. Awesome video!

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Glad you enjoyed, Scott! I'm researching jobs that pay over $200k next and will make sure to include some without degrees.

[@Kent-qo6xp]

Angel, you're the bomb! I grew up in the Twin cities. My dad was on television Perhaps the next time you visit there we could meet and I could pay you some money to advise my sabbatical to Europe. Every Best Wish! Kent Vogel A.S.C.A.P

[@josealfonsosilvalatorre1826]

Great video

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Thanks, Jose!

[@jeffright6627]

I have saved 20 K big and I'm poor a** not nomadic but wanna spend it With K nomadicly in some mountain town.