How realistic is it to be a C# developer abroad with about a year of experience to work remotely?

Question

Distant work

So, usually when they talk about working abroad, they mean at least an experienced middles with 2-3 years of experience, whether it's remote work or relocation.
How realistic is it to get a job in a foreign company with 9 months of commercial experience as a full-stack C# + JS / TS + MS Dynamics? At the same time, I just worked remotely. If yes, what is the estimated salary? Since the idea of ​​continuing to gain experience in Russia for at least another year is a very controversial idea.
UPD: I can definitely communicate in writing in English, orally on everyday topics, too.

Answer 1

Absolutely unrealistic. You will be surpassed by the second candidate with more experience than you.

Answer 2

Now is an extremely unfortunate time for a device abroad.

Answer 3

About one tenth of a parrot out of 10. Judging by the description of skills, it is easier for you to get a job in an outsourcing company, most likely for an internship or one of the entry-level positions.
If you are not considering working for an intermediary company, then you need to have the skills of a senior developer or very good skills of an intermediate developer and an English level of about upper-intermediate (written and spoken). Formal work experience does not really play a role, it is more important what level of tasks you can solve. Three years, as you pointed out, is about the bottom bar. Ordinary people need 5-7 years of commercial experience on average to acquire all these skills.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

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