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In a sense, it's a one-time chance because in a year or two age will become more of an issue, it'll be harder to go.

It seems unlikely. Where I live, web development isn't as diverse and -oh well- as profitable as it's in US. Low wages etc. And as far as I know, remote working isn't really that commonplace, especially for a junior developer.

I guess freelancing is always a possibility, as well as looking for a part-time development job once I settle into my studies abroad.