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| Dreaming of working abroad? Discover 5 legal ways to land a job in your dream country! From Ausbildung Germany to WHV Australia, find the best path for your global career! (Pixabay/PabitraKaity) |
TOKER.TOP – Recently, the hashtag #EscapeFirst has dominated social media discussions, reflecting the growing frustration among Indonesians regarding economic challenges, political instability, and uncertain career prospects at home.
Many young professionals are choosing to seek opportunities abroad to improve their quality of life, enhance their skills, or simply "escape" local pressures.
But how can you legally and safely achieve the dream of working overseas? Here’s a complete guide based on this trending phenomenon.
1. WHV Australia, Work and Travel
The Working-Holiday Visa (WHV) in Australia allows Indonesians aged 18–30 to work while exploring the country for up to one year. Key requirements include obtaining a WHV Support Letter from Indonesia’s Immigration Office and demonstrating English proficiency.
Salaries in the agriculture or hospitality sector can reach IDR 150,000 per hour, with insurance and accommodation benefits included.
2. Ausbildung Germany, Vocational School + Paid Internship
The Ausbildung program combines 70% hands-on training at a German company with 30% theoretical study at a vocational school. Applicants must have graduated from high school and possess at least B1-level German proficiency. After completing the 2.5–3 year program, graduates have a strong chance of securing permanent employment as skilled professionals in Germany.
3. Tokutei Ginou Japan, Specified Skilled Worker Visa
This program is divided into two categories:
Category 1 for workers with basic experience in fields like healthcare, transportation, or forestry.
Category 2, for skilled workers in the same industries. Applicants must pass a skills and Japanese language proficiency test to qualify.
4. Au Pair, Live and Work with a Host Family
This program allows young people to live abroad while providing childcare for a host family. Requirements include a formal contract, basic language skills, and a special visa. Countries like the U.S. and several European nations are popular destinations for Au Pair programs.
The Ministry of Manpower (Kemnaker) provides Karirhub, a platform for job openings in Malaysia, Singapore, and Taiwan. Meanwhile, SISKOP2MI by BP2MI helps prospective migrant workers with legal procedures, including pre-departure orientation.
Conclusion
While working abroad offers higher salaries and global experience, the #EscapeFirst trend also raises concerns about brain drain, as Indonesia risks losing its skilled workforce. This highlights the need for the government to create high-quality job opportunities so that young professionals don't feel compelled to leave.
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