How do I go about relocating from the U.S. to an Asian country (China, South Korea, Japan, etc.)?

Question

I notice that some places online are asking for people willing to locate to China for work, but many of these places ask that you have a Bachelor's Degree or more. I, presently, do not have either but am at 1/3rd of the time necessary to acquire an Associates Degree; however I have numerous years of working experience that I believe would humble even the most adept graduate. So, is the Bachelor's Degree required for visa or is it the companies themselves making this request? Are there other ways to work in an Asian country without the degree, perhaps on a permanent basis? Are there companies that hire in the Unites States for relocation?

I have no felonies, no misdemeanors, and all my work history since I was 16 has involved graphic design, web design, and other computer-related works. I am also an autodidact, which is perhaps the only quality (which I hold in high regards) that might be a hindrance in relocating.

Answer 1

The problem is the degree is often a visa requirement. My advice would be to get any sort of B.A. by correspondence or whatever. ESL can get you there, and then you can start to look for computer work while paying the bills teaching English.

Answer 2

i admire china the main, despite the fact that in the event that they make alot of issues that are kinda not elementary to apply, yet i think of that China ...erm .. is a rustic full of history and an exceedingly mysterious land. haha i admire adventures and history thats why, i grew to become into instructed via my acquaintances that i'm a female without intense and occasional pitch (which additionally means an uneventful man or woman). despite the fact that if korea has led to ALOT in those few years. yet they stated that between the chinese language fairs have been theirs. so .. i could be incorrect because of the fact i'm many times old yet yea.... i choose china.