Astrological Predictions for Career Opportunities Abroad

Pursuing a better life is one of the priorities, at least among the younger generation. Looking for higher education opportunities and better jobs is a dream that can take you to your ultimate destination.

Settling in a foreign land can be a doorway to other cultures, better lifestyles, and acquiring more skills. It can be a journey of self-discovery when you are in unfamiliar territory and amidst strangers.

Apart from the efforts and hard work in planning your future, astrology can be vital in helping you achieve your career goal in a foreign land.

 

How Astrology Can Help You Create and Live Your Dream


Your birth chart is like a blueprint of your life, and Vedic Astrology can give you more insights and

revelations about your journey ahead. Specific planetary placements and House rulership hold great significance in shaping your destiny.

 

Cosmic Role of Planets & Houses


Planets play a massive role in determining your lifepath as their positions at birth and subsequent transits can influence and change how your life unravels. The Moon is believed to be a natural indicator for foreign travel. Saturn is associated with livelihood.

 

While the Moon helps with the good fortune of travelling abroad and gives the best results in the 12th House, Saturn ascertains your lifestyle in the foreign land and provides the best outcomes in the 10th House.

 

Rahu is believed to be the primary planet for international travel. With the presence of Rahu in the 9th House (Long Distance Travel) or 12th House (Foreign Land), the opportunity for travel abroad is bright.

 

Ketu is associated with international travel and has the power to compel an individual to travel and relocate abroad.

 

Impact of Vedic Astrology on Foreign Career


According to Vedic Astrology, the 9th House is associated with long-distance travel and higher education, and Sagittarius and Neptune, which symbolise exploration and excellence, play vital roles. Certain houses combine with planets to form suitable Yogas that can help you choose and take a step forward in settling for a career abroad.

 

    ∙ 6th House: signifies foreign settlement obstacles & challenges

    ∙ 7th House: can predict if you have the luck of settling abroad through your partner

    ∙ 8th House: can symbolise sea travel

    ∙ 9th House: is about long foreign trips or foreign business

    ∙ 12th House: is associated with foreign connections

 

Best Combinations for Foreign Settlement & Career


There are certain Yogas in the Janma Kundli (Birth Chart), which can indicate good chances of foreign settlement.

 

Houses in Birth Chart

    ∙ If Mercury was in the 12th House and Saturn was in the 7th House at birth, there are strong chances of your settling abroad after marriage.

    ∙ If the 4th House in the Kundli had a placement of Rahu, Saturn, Mars or Ketu, there would be a strong chance of permanent settlement abroad. If Jupiter is placed favourably in the chart, then the Yoga is further strengthened.

    ∙ You can study abroad if the 5th House and 12th House share a favourable relationship in the Kundli.

    ∙ Job opportunities or foreign business are on the cards when the relationship between the 10th House and 12th House or their owners align.

    ∙ Mars is placed in the 10th House and Mercury in the 12th House, or if the Lords of the two Houses share a good rapport, then Yoga is good in your Kundli for job opportunities or foreign business.

    ∙ Good vibes between the 4th and the 9th House, as in Jupiter in the 9th and Mars in the 4th House, can help to manage the father's business or with the father's wealth abroad.

    ∙ When Jupiter is in the 9th House and Saturn in the 12th House of the Kundli, it can create a Yoga for foreign settlement.

    ∙ If your Ascendant planet is placed in the 7th House of your Kundli, it indicates a foreign settlement.

    ∙ The combination of Rahu and the Moon is a good sign for a career abroad.

    ∙ If the Lord of the 12th House sits in the 9th House, the Abroad Settlement Yoga forms

 

Foreign Employment Yogas in Birth Chart


Certain combinations of Yogas formed in your Kundli at birth show the way for foreign travel for employment.

    ∙ The conjunction of Sun and Rahu in the 1st, 5th, 9th or 10th House can indicate a foreign career in Yoga in the Kundli.

    ∙ When Rahu is in the 9th House, it can lead to foreign travel for employment with a spouse.

    ∙ Yoga is formed when the Lord of the 10th House sits in the 12th House, and the Lord of the 12th House is in the 10th House.

    ∙ If the Moon is in the 7th House or the Lagna House, the time is right for foreign business.

    ∙ If the 7th House Lord is sitting in the 12th House and the 12th House Lord is sitting in the 7th House, here is a foreign employment Yoga in your Kundli

    ∙ The Moon in the 6th House of the Kundli can allow for work from home for foreign firms.

    ∙ The foreign employment Yog is said to form when Saturn and the Moon are in conjunction.

    ∙ If Dhanesh and Labesh are in the 8th House (Expenses), then income from foreign sources is possible.

 

All the above combinations of planets and houses indicate foreign travel and careers abroad. The favourable placements of planets in houses and specific combinations can help fulfil your dream of a job on foreign shores.

 

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