Administrative jobs abroad can be found in just about any major city on the planet. Because the nature of the work is so similar, the deciding factor is what kind of environment you want to be in during your off-time, and where you want to be close to when you take mini-breaks.

Australia boasts exciting cities like Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, and Cairns, full of talented people to make your admin jobs abroad all the more exciting. The people are friendly and always up for a new adventure, so your free time will never be dull. Clocking out is just the start of a night or weekend of fine dining, hiking, scuba diving, or zip-lining.

The cities of China are some of the most rapidly-evolving in the world. Shanghai is a growing financial center, and companies place a huge emphasis on acquiring international workers to maintain their global status. There are a ton of great restaurants, museums, and other attractions within the city itself, and yet the countryside is just a short train-ride away. China a great way to experience eastern Asia and get an understanding of a culture that is only becoming more of a presence in the modern world.

If a sun-soaked weekend appeals to you— every weekend— consider administrative jobs in Thailand. There are dozens of businesses in Bangkok hiring foreign workers, and also a lot of hotels and other companies in the tourism sector in Phuket and southern Thailand. Your English will probably be valued when connecting with tourists and creating promotional materials, and on your days off you’ll likely feel like a visitor yourself.

South Africa is an exciting and less-often visited country for work than the typical western destinations, but it is no less progressive and dynamic than its European counterparts! Cape Town, Johannesburg, and Pretoria are all thriving in international business, and have a mind for the future. Not to mention, the stunning landscapes and diverse wildlife make for unforgettable vacations while you’re there.