What are the most mobile skillsets, /biz/? Apart from dicksucking,

Basic repair jobs/electronics.
Being good with your hands pays off anywhere

>>1747144
Money, lots of money. You make money by having more money.

>>1747144
Learn new skills every time you move

>>1747154

I'm going for this. How much money do I need? So far I've only got just over £20k

>>1747144
that's not work visas work. unless you have multiple citizenship, you can't simply move "anywhere in the world and make bank"

nice fantasy, but no.

>>1748327
You'd need about $500.000

>>1748334
Well, I have full access to all jobs in the EU without a work visa. That's a lot of cultural and climatic variety right there. I could see myself sampling the entire continent.

>>1748357
How is Europe a continent when it's the size of a single state in the us?
I consider Europe to be a part of Asia tbqh

>>1748358
Fascinating

my friend told me he wants to become scuba/diving instructor for the same purpose as you

>>1747144

You won't make bank, but learning to teach English will get you by in a lot of places. It looks like you already speak it, so it shouldn't be hard. I've had friends do this in many countries.