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21% of UK workers will discover the benefits of working abroad in 2023

The top countries for remote workers last year were the US, France and Germany, according to research.

Kirstie McDermott by Kirstie McDermott
2023-03-14 08:11
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Not only are Britons booking more holidays than they were this time last year––up 75 per cent according to Advantage Travel Partnership, the UK’s largest network of independent travel agents––but they are spending about 5 per cent more on their holidays, too.

After a pandemic period that ground travel to a halt, workers are once more using their annual leave with gusto. Full-time UK employees are entitled to 28 days of paid annual leave, including eight bank holidays, but travel can quickly eat up that allowance.

As companies such as Twitter, Netflix and Goldman Sachs revert to an office-first model, many more companies are accepting that the hybrid and remote work styles we adopted during the pandemic are now the norm.

Others still are looking at what else they can offer their workers. Airbnb, Shopify, Hubspot and Digital marketing platform Conductor all allow employees to work remotely from a country where they have work authorisation, for up to 90 days.

That freedom to do your job from anywhere is extremely appealing and is leading to the rise of the “Fauxmad”––a salaried worker for whom going full digital native doesn’t appeal, but who wants to reap some of the benefits of a working vacation.

Working abroad

Ditching the gloomy UK winter for a sunnier climate appealed to 11 per cent of the population who worked abroad in 2022, according to a study from Finder. This year, 21 per cent of British workers plan to do their job from abroad.

“Once you have the approval from your employer, or have looked into new digital work you can do abroad, the next step is checking working requirements for the country or countries you’ll be working from,” says the company’s lead editor, Elizabeth Barry. “This may mean tourist visas for shorter stays or working visas for longer stays. Some countries even have special digital nomad visas you can consider applying for.”

The top countries for remote workers last year were the US (13 per cent), France (12 per cent), and Germany (11 per cent). Age is a factor for workers too, with Gen Z the most likely to work remotely from another country this year (39 per cent), followed by Millennials (35 per cent) and Gen X (21 per cent).

If working abroad this year sounds like something you’d like to do, a job move may be the way to make that happen. Below, discover three open roles, and you can browse for many more on The London Economic Job Board.

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