@emmi_dev01 I guess you're a beginner in programming.
My advice is don't limit your options by looking for a remote job. In my opinion, remote jobs are limited for beginners & it's tough to crack.
First, your agenda should be to gain some experience and get some mastery in this field.
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@emmi_dev01 Reach out to recruiters/HRs online/offline, and also in your locality. First, try to get a job as an intern. Don't focus on earning, focus on learning for a few years.
With experience, getting a remote job is more easy. Because most remote jobs prefer experience.
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@emmi_dev01 Parallelly while you're working on your first job - you can build a good decent LinkedIn profile, register yourself on job portals dedicated to remote jobs, build a good online presence & start contributing to open source to attract remote jobs.

@emmi_dev01 The bitter truth is there's no shortcut brother you have to have give some time to programming inorder to enjoy it's glamorous side.
Hope this helps!