More Americans Are Quitting Their U.S. Jobs to Work Abroad, Study Finds

TL;DR

The percentage of employees leaving U.S. jobs to work abroad has more than doubled from 2.7% in late 2021 to 6% by late 2025.
Technology professionals are at the forefront of this trend, with nearly 16% of IT consulting job switchers starting roles outside the U.S. in December 2025.
Europe is a primary destination, with France and the UK being top choices, driven by increased investment in sectors like AI and cloud infrastructure.
Remote work opportunities and companies offering hybrid models are key attractions, especially as many U.S. companies implement return-to-office mandates.
U.S. workers are also seeking better living conditions, including public services, healthcare, transportation, childcare, and work-life balance, which can make international packages more appealing despite potentially lower nominal pay.

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