12,350 live roles that can be done entirely from home, no office days, no commute. Each one is read for what the employer actually says about where you must live, so you know before you open it whether you're eligible.
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The phrase hides three quite different offers. These are today's live counts.
Work from home in any country, the advert says so outright.
Home-based, but only within listed countries or timezones.
Home-based, but you must stay resident in one named country.
Part office, part home, not counted on this page.
202 home-based roles are marked entry level by the employer itself, so you are not guessing whether years of experience are expected. Most are tied to one country, listed below.
Counted from the hours the employer stated, not from wording in the description.
Searching for work from home jobs near you really means work from home jobs in your country: these employers pay people resident in the country named. Tap one to see those roles.
Not in the list? 514 roles here are open from any country, so your location does not rule you out.
Typical stated pay, in US dollars, from listings that publish a figure.
The fields that hire most reliably from home are software, customer support, marketing, design, sales and operations, because the work is already done through a screen. Pay varies far more by field than by whether the role is home-based.
Most are. The fakes give themselves away quickly: they ask you to pay for training or equipment, hire after a short chat on a messaging app, or ask for bank details before an offer exists. Every role here links to the employer's own application page so you can check it at the source.
Usually not. Most home-based roles still require you to be legally resident in one particular country, because that is where the employer can pay you. Only roles labelled work from anywhere are open to any country, and that label is only used when the advert says so.
In practice they mean the same thing day to day. The useful distinction is eligibility: work from home usually means one named country, while remote is used loosely for that, for multi-country roles, and sometimes for hybrid jobs that still expect office days.
Yes, most often in customer support, operations, content and sales development, which hire on writing and reliability rather than years served.
Not inherently. Some employers pay by your location, others pay one rate wherever you live. The pay figures on this page come from listings that state a salary outright, so you can see the real range rather than a guess.
Yes. Part-time home-based work is most common in customer support, content, bookkeeping and scheduling. This page counts only roles the employer itself marked part-time, so the list is not padded with full-time work described loosely.
Support, moderation, data entry, sales development and junior marketing roles hire people with no prior remote experience. Filter to entry level here and you see only the roles the employer itself labelled that way.
Home-based work has no commute, so "near me" really means "in the country I can legally work in". Pick your country in the list on this page and you get the roles that will accept an applicant resident there.
The United States, United Kingdom, Canada and India usually lead, but the live list on this page is what counts, it is rebuilt from today's roles rather than a fixed ranking.
Most bad remote-job experiences are not scams, they are honest listings that were vague about location, or filled weeks ago. These are the checks worth running before you apply.
Nomaders does the first and last of those checks for you: every listing is read for what the employer actually says about location, and re-checked every day so closed roles drop out. Browse the live roles.