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Look up digital nomad visas. Get remote work here, then apply to relocate to EU country. Good luck with the timezone difference, tho.
Getting remote work with my current level of education and experience seems almost impossible. I've looked on Remotists.com and Indeed, all the ones I saw ask for a bachelor's minimum or very high skill set that I simply don't have yet. Do you have any recommendations on where to look for remote jobs I might qualify for?
I recently lost my mostly-remote role to layoffs and struggled to even land an interview, and ended up accepting a fully in person role an hour's drive away. Job market's pretty tight right now.
From the analysis I heard on the economics podcast I listen to, people aren't changing jobs much and employers aren't listing new jobs much at this second. Employers are apparently trying to wait and see what the new administration has in store for them before trying to expand their teams
You might be able to find one with state/federal government - but they might have rules about residing within the state you're at. Or require you to come in occasionally. But they can be good places to get started in a career. www.governmentjobs.com or usajobs.gov Not sure about private.
A couple of months ago I had a recruiter from the Department of State hit me up on Linkedin about onsite technical support roles at their embassies. The location selection process sounded more like military deployment and really sounded like a lot more uncertainty than I'd want to put my family through but if I didn't have kids I'd have absolutely pursued it just for the experience. They were hiring for a ton of open positions so those might still be open if you have an IT background