"I want to work abroad" — is it realistic, and what are the steps?
Answer a few questions about where you are today. You get back a one-page plan: where you stand, what’s holding you back, a timeline that fits the hours you actually have, and the roles genuinely open in the field you’re aiming for.
Honest notes before you start:
- — This is a planning tool, not a job guarantee and not immigration legal advice.
- — On visas, we deliberately never state any numbers. Requirements differ by route and change every year; the roadmap points you to the official portal of your destination country instead.
- â If your target date is faster than what’s realistic, we’ll tell you â up front, while there’s still time to adjust.
About 3 minutes. Your answers save in this browser, so you can stop partway.
What you get
Readiness score and a realistic ceiling
Calculated from your experience, language, education, money, documents, and time. Gaps that genuinely can’t be closed in a year (a degree, years on the job) don’t count toward your ceiling â so the number doesn’t lie to you.
Market data from real listings
How many roles are open in your field and country, which companies are hiring, and the job titles showing up. Scraped straight from company career pages.
The gaps holding you back, ranked
Not a list of 20 things. Highest impact first, plus which ones are realistic to close and which aren’t.
Timeline and your first 30 days
Phase by phase, calculated from the hours you said you have — not from an ideal target. It ends with a small step you can start this week.
Why you can trust the numbers
The score and timeline are calculated deterministically from your answers — not invented by an AI. The listing data comes from the MulaJob catalog, refreshed every 6 hours. AI is only used to tidy up the wording, and it is technically never given access to the numbers. If the data for your field is thin, the roadmap says it’s thin instead of pretending otherwise.