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next, would be UAE, but the only problem is getting the sponsor, if you can sort that out, its the easiest place to work, again small time contract and conveyancing are the top, no tax
then there is the perennial favourite the UK, however, you would need to pass SQE, which is becoming harder by the year
dont go to us for another three years, after that there will be a large pent up demand, just like when the covid restirctions relaxed
there are niche markets in brit overseaes territories but you would need deep connections, lifestyle fantastic and no tax