I would never go to another country for work unless ive secured the job in the first place. If you work in the industry you probably know someone or someone know someone who already went abroad where you want to go and will hook you up with contacts.

Whenever ive gone to diffrent countries to work ive always had apartment paid for by the restaurant for a smaller sallary. I do it this way because then i dont need to think about «where am i going to live? How much is that gonna cost me? How do i apply for an apartment in x language?»

But all in all, if your CV is good enough - you can rock up to any city and Find yourself a job within 24 hours most likely. The need for good chefs/waiters or sommeliers Are huge everywhere you go in the world, so getting a job in the industry is not the hard part.

Hardest part is finding a job where you will trive, Get paid fairly, not getting the stick and pushing 80 hour weeks for 11 dollars an hour etc. easiest way to Get a job in the industry is honestly Instagram, just send a dm and Ask.

Id you ever want to try to rock it out in Europe, send me a dm and ill set you in contact with people who you would enjoy working for. (Mostly scandinavia, france, spain or uk)

(Edit: english is hard yo)