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Home / Business and Economy / India: Global Careers Bloom from Home

India: Global Careers Bloom from Home

8 Feb

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Summary

  • Six in ten Indian professionals now prefer remote global jobs.
  • US H-1B visas show Indian nationals dominate tech talent.
  • Germany, Canada, UK are new popular destinations beyond US.
India: Global Careers Bloom from Home

Indian professionals are redefining international careers by increasingly working remotely from within India. A study by Indeed India reveals that 61% of professionals now favor global remote roles, a significant shift from traditional relocation-based career paths. This trend persists even with visa uncertainties, as 49% would continue working from India if their visa pathways were blocked.

Despite the desire for remote work, 44% still aspire to international careers, with many seeing advantages in early-career overseas experience for exposure to global leadership cultures. However, only 15% of professionals feel they clearly understand visa regulations, especially impacting early and mid-career individuals. The focus is evolving from 'move first' to 'prepare first, move later or not at all,' with international project work from India now preferred over short-term assignments.

This evolving landscape also impacts employers, with 41% of employees willing to switch jobs for better overseas posting opportunities, making mobility pathways a key retention factor. While the US remains a top destination, professionals are diversifying ambitions, showing increased preference for Germany (47%), Canada, the UK, Middle Eastern markets, and Singapore. This reflects a strategic adaptation to tighter mobility options, expanding global career building inward through skills, project exposure, and flexible models.

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Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
According to a study by Indeed India, 61% of Indian professionals now prefer global remote roles over physically relocating abroad.
Beyond the US, Indian professionals are showing increased interest in Germany, Canada, the UK, Middle Eastern markets, and Singapore.
The primary shift is from a 'move first, build later' approach to 'prepare first, move later or not at all,' with an emphasis on building skills and gaining exposure remotely from India.

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