The expats jobs are very few these days, and only at senior levels. Companies have gotten wiser to the fact that they can hire locals and pay them much less for the same work, and they are likely to perform up the same standards and very often have the same educations, from US or other western universities.
How many foreigners do you have studying at your college? Likely, a lot. And likely, a lot of them are going back home and competing for the same jobs as you, but with the advantage that they know the local language, and don't need visas.
Just an example - from an insider at Cargill I heard that these days they only have a few hundred expats abroad. This is a huge company with billions of $ in revenue, and tens of thousands of employees. They operate globally - in most countries in the world. So that comes out to only a few expats per country! You make your own estimate how likely it is to get a job like that.
How many foreigners do you have studying at your college? Likely, a lot. And likely, a lot of them are going back home and competing for the same jobs as you, but with the advantage that they know the local language, and don't need visas.
Just an example - from an insider at Cargill I heard that these days they only have a few hundred expats abroad. This is a huge company with billions of $ in revenue, and tens of thousands of employees. They operate globally - in most countries in the world. So that comes out to only a few expats per country! You make your own estimate how likely it is to get a job like that.