One great thing about today’s world is the internet has opened up so many opportunities to make money online! But it can be really frustrating to find a promising money-making opportunity only to discover it doesn’t work in your country.
I’ve received many emails and messages from international readers asking which money-making sites work globally. So, I’ve compiled this list of ways to make money online from anywhere in the world. I hope this helps you, no matter where you live.
Keep in mind, while I’ve spent a lot of time researching, I can’t test all these sites everywhere. I can’t guarantee they will work in your country, but I’ve tried to find opportunities that work in as many places as possible. If you know of other international money-making sites or have specific questions or advice about your country, please share in the comments. Let’s make this page a useful resource for everyone!
**ySense**
ySense (formerly Clixsense) is my top recommended international earning site because it works anywhere in the world. It’s easy for beginners and doesn’t require special skills. You can make money through paid surveys, offers (like downloading apps or signing up for trials), micro-tasks, and referring friends. You can join ySense from any country, and while some countries might have more surveys and offers, you can still earn through micro-tasks and referrals.
**InstaGC**
InstaGC is another global ‘get paid to’ site open internationally. You can earn by taking surveys, downloading apps, watching videos, visiting websites, doing micro-tasks, cashback on shopping, signing up for offers, and referring friends. Availability of offers depends on your country, but there should be options that work for you. You can join InstaGC from any country supported by PayPal, except China and Vietnam. Payment options include PayPal, various gift cards, or Bitcoin.
**PrizeRebel**
PrizeRebel is similar to the other sites, where you can do small tasks to earn points, which you exchange for cash. You can earn through surveys, offer walls, tasks, watching videos, daily points, contests, and referrals. PrizeRebel is open worldwide, although surveys might not be available in all countries. Payment options include PayPal, gift cards, or online gaming credit.
**SerpClix**
SerpClix pays you to click on websites. You search Google, click on certain sites, and spend a minute there. It pays between $0.10 and $0.05 per click. You can join from any country, but they only pay via PayPal. Payment is automatic at the beginning of each month if you’ve earned at least $5 the previous month.
**Honeygain**
Honeygain is a passive income app. You install it on your computer, and it uses your internet connection for web intelligence services. You earn a few dollars per month with no effort. You can install it on up to three devices. Payment is via PayPal, with a minimum payout of $20.
**Clickworker**
Clickworker pays you to complete various small tasks on a freelance basis. Tasks include creating or correcting texts, categorizing data, internet research, recording audio or video clips, proofreading, surveys, and testing apps. Fill out your profile fully to access more tasks. Clickworker accepts workers from any country, with payments via PayPal, Transferwise, or SEPA bank transfer.
**Remotasks**
Remotasks pays you to complete micro-tasks like categorizing images, data collection, transcription, and drawing bounding boxes. You need to complete training and pass a test before accessing some tasks. Pay varies by task, and payment is via PayPal with no minimum threshold. Remotasks is available in many countries, although not worldwide.
**GG2U**
GG2U is a GPT site aimed at gamers, offering money for playing games, downloading apps, watching videos, listening to the radio, taking surveys, sign-up offers, and referrals. They claim to pass along a higher percentage of survey earnings. Payment options include PayPal, Coinbase (Bitcoin), or gift cards.
**Timebucks**
Timebucks offers unique ways to earn money, like posting on TikTok, watching slideshows, clicking on ads, searching the web, playing games, downloading apps, completing captchas, and taking surveys. It’s open to all countries except Iran, North Korea, Syria, Sudan, and Cuba. Payment is weekly, with a $10 threshold, through various methods including Payeer, Bitcoin, Skrill, Neteller, AirTM, TangoCard, and bank transfer.
**Fiverr**
Fiverr is a global marketplace where you can sell services or small tasks starting at $5. You can offer upsells and enhanced packages to make more money. Common gigs include writing, translation, SEO, building websites or apps, voice overs, video or photo editing, and logo design. You can also offer unique gigs based on your location.
**Usability Testing**
Usability testing involves checking websites and apps for issues. Userlytics is one company that recruits testers from any country. There are many other companies, but check their entry requirements individually. Tasks can go quickly, so accept them as soon as they’re available.
**Making a Full-Time Income Online**
While money-making sites are great for extra cash, they don’t usually provide a full-time income. For that, consider starting an online business. Options include blogging, print on demand, virtual assistant, affiliate marketing, dropshipping, drop servicing, selling digital downloads, and info products.
**Getting Paid Internationally**
I regularly receive payments from companies and clients in different countries. The two main methods I use are PayPal and Payoneer. PayPal is widely known and used, available in over 200 countries. Payoneer acts like a US bank account, allowing you to receive payments from American companies and withdraw to your local bank in your currency. It’s free to open an account, with a small commission fee for withdrawals.
I hope this post helps you find ways to make money online from anywhere in the world. If you have more ideas or know good sites for making money online in your country, please share in the comments!