grokcode

"Check out http://www.jobsabroad.com/search... They have all types of different jobs, so expect to sort through a lot of chaff. Also a lot of the jobs are low level stuff, so if you are willing to take a 6-12 month internship to get your foot in the door and get established, you will have better luck. I found a pretty nice contract programming job in Costa Rica using Jobs Abroad. The pay wasn't very good, but it was a great opportunity to get some experience, both workwise and with a new culture. After a year at that job I was able to move on to other opportunities here in Costa Rica. I'm freelance now, doing work for clients in the US and UK. Have a look at small companies owned by US expats. In my experience they prefer native English speakers and small companies often have "creative" ways of handling work visas that a larger company might not be able to get away with. Another strategy is to go freelance and then move to another country. If you move somewhere with a lower cost of..." - grokcode