Relocate - layout designer?

Question

Distant work

Good afternoon, I have an unusual question.
Tell me where / on what resources is it better to look for vacancies for a layout designer and is it really possible to move to the EU (for example) to work as a layout designer / front-end?
Perhaps someone had experience and you can share.

Interested in Relocate, because. I still have enough remote work)

I have been freelancing for 5 years, the basic skills are not bad (it seems to me that at least a few years ago I passed tests in local offices for similar vacancies without any problems).

Thanks in advance!

Answer 1

Working for foreign customers, I can say that relocation (if not CIS) is given only in the following cases:

• you are an exceptional specialist in the market (that is, finding a second such candidate can take months)
  
• you meet all the criteria for obtaining a visa
  
• the first time you are ready to plow like a horse for being transported
  
• you know the required language (almost always English) at the B2+ level (this is an approximate value, but even with B1 you didn’t really give up to anyone there)
  
• you can bring real value to the organization
  
• you do not have "luggage" in the form of health problems, family (if she cannot travel with you), etc. (read how there is no reason to ask back)
  
• you are motivated to relocate
  
• you have excellent soft skills
  

As a result, as a rule, various people receive relocation:

• Senior Delivery Manager
  
• Senior Project Manager
  
• Senior Account Manager
  
• Solution Architect
  
• Software Architect
  
• System Architect
  
• CxO (any Chief)
  

various developers, devops, QA and similar wonderful people up to the level of Senior, in principle, are not considered by anyone.

Answer 2

basic skills are not bad

In order to be relocated, you need to compete with local specialists and Indians. So "not bad" is IMHO so-so. You need to be at least above average in the local market.
So the answer to your question is LinkedIn

Answer 3

Unreal.