Remote foreign opportunities available to Nigerians are usually few and far between. However, as the world embraces remote work culture, organizations are hiring more people from developing nations. If you've been looking for where to find jobs that can pay you in foreign currency or want to work with people from across the world, here are the top 5 websites to find jobs open to Nigerians.

1. Japaroles.com
Remember not all foreign roles are open to people living outside the US/Europe. Japaroles is an indigenous platform that curates foreign remote jobs and internship opportunities open to Nigerians. With thousands of jobs for software engineers, designers, marketers, content writers, virtual assistants, and product managers, finding jobs for you gets a lot easier. Some jobs offer relocation opportunities, while others are completely remote and do not offer visa sponsorship. Japaroles is completely free, requiring zero payment to find and apply for jobs. If you don't want to rack your brain about finding jobs that accept Nigerians, this platform is for you. New jobs are curated daily so be sure to check for new opportunities every day. Also, you don't need to create a profile to access jobs on the platform.

2. Dynamitejobs.com
Dynamitejobs curate remote jobs around the world. However, you have to search for jobs to find opportunities available to Nigerians. You can find jobs from all sizes of companies from one-man businesses to medium-sized organizations. Jobs are available in a variety of fields including administration, tech and sales. You have to create a profile on dynamite jobs, highlighting your skillset, and level of experience and upload your CV.


3. Angellist
Angellist is probably the number one website that curates job opportunities in startups and early-stage companies. If you're open to opportunities with the upsides of being a pioneer employee for a potential unicorn, or you want to experience what it's like working in a high-growth startup, then Angellist is the place for you. Although many roles are open to hiring everywhere remotely, be sure to search through them as some roles may not be open to people outside the US/Europe. You have to create a profile and upload your CV and past experiences to access and apply for jobs on Angellist.

4. Flexjobs
With more than 50 categories of remote work to search through, Flexjibs is one of the biggest platforms to find opportunities. Positions range from full-time, to contract, to freelance and other unique arrangements. There are over 20,000 work-from-home or digital nomad jobs available on the platform so there's a lot to go around. You have to create a profile on Flexjobs to access and apply for jobs.

5. Remote.co
Remote.co hand-curates their list of remote jobs and allows you to search or browse by job type. These listings and job categories include customer service positions, design opportunities, developer jobs, recruiter and HR roles, sales jobs, and other online remote jobs (including writers, managers, and marketers).

In conclusion, it's one thing to find these opportunities and, it's another thing to have to courage to apply for the jobs you're qualified for. Don't feel intimidated. There are many Nigerians working for foreign companies and earning a lot whilst living in Nigeria. All they did was decide and chase these opportunities.

Happy Job hunting!

Great list! Thank you sharing this.

I’ve had a few friends gotten opportunities from some of these websites.

You're welcome!

Speak2klein:
Great list! Thank you sharing this.

I’ve had a few friends gotten opportunities from some of these websites.

These websites are underrated. I got a remote job from one of these websites. It was a no-code startup and I was very surprised that they didn't care that I was African. I was the only African on my team and one of only three in the company. A few months later, we became five black, three of us were Nigerians.

I've been seeing really good opportunities on japaraoles these days. Don't be afraid to apply for these jobs. They don't discriminate.

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Can I get to see a picture of your workstation?

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I seriously need a remote job someone should please assist , I have a work station at home.

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Can I get to see a picture of your workstation?

Good morning sir, I also need a remote job please!

I will check them out asap

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Remote foreign opportunities available to Nigerians are usually few and far between. However, as the world embraces remote work culture, organizations are hiring more people from developing nations. If you've been looking for where to find jobs that can pay you in foreign currency or want to work with people from across the world, here are the top 5 websites to find jobs open to Nigerians.

1. Japaroles.com
Remember not all foreign roles are open to people living outside the US/Europe. Japaroles is an indigenous platform that curates foreign remote jobs and internship opportunities open to Nigerians. With thousands of jobs for software engineers, designers, marketers, content writers, virtual assistants, and product managers, finding jobs for you gets a lot easier. Some jobs offer relocation opportunities, while others are completely remote and do not offer visa sponsorship. Japaroles is completely free, requiring zero payment to find and apply for jobs. If you don't want to rack your brain about finding jobs that accept Nigerians, this platform is for you. New jobs are curated daily so be sure to check for new opportunities every day. Also, you don't need to create a profile to access jobs on the platform.

2. Dynamitejobs.com
Dynamitejobs curate remote jobs around the world. However, you have to search for jobs to find opportunities available to Nigerians. You can find jobs from all sizes of companies from one-man businesses to medium-sized organizations. Jobs are available in a variety of fields including administration, tech and sales. You have to create a profile on dynamite jobs, highlighting your skillset, and level of experience and upload your CV.


3. Angellist
Angellist is probably the number one website that curates job opportunities in startups and early-stage companies. If you're open to opportunities with the upsides of being a pioneer employee for a potential unicorn, or you want to experience what it's like working in a high-growth startup, then Angellist is the place for you. Although many roles are open to hiring everywhere remotely, be sure to search through them as some roles may not be open to people outside the US/Europe. You have to create a profile and upload your CV and past experiences to access and apply for jobs on Angellist.

4. Flexjobs
With more than 50 categories of remote work to search through, Flexjibs is one of the biggest platforms to find opportunities. Positions range from full-time, to contract, to freelance and other unique arrangements. There are over 20,000 work-from-home or digital nomad jobs available on the platform so there's a lot to go around. You have to create a profile on Flexjobs to access and apply for jobs.

5. Remote.co
Remote.co hand-curates their list of remote jobs and allows you to search or browse by job type. These listings and job categories include customer service positions, design opportunities, developer jobs, recruiter and HR roles, sales jobs, and other online remote jobs (including writers, managers, and marketers).

In conclusion, it's one thing to find these opportunities and, it's another thing to have to courage to apply for the jobs you're qualified for. Don't feel intimidated. There are many Nigerians working for foreign companies and earning a lot whilst living in Nigeria. All they did was decide and chase these opportunities.

Happy Job hunting!

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