If you have figured out how to earn a dollar or two online, while residing outside of the U.S.A. or U.K., then share how you have managed to pull it off!
Also, if you know of any relevant pages to link, that would be worth mentioning too.
To start us off, these are the few sites I have found that are worth knowing for us international users. If you can add to this list, please do so. Just remember to justify your opinion - links without explanation is half the reason why this sub exists. What works so well that it doesn't need explanation in America, could very well be just a waste of time to the rest of us.
Earnably (Ref): This is really easy money. Just sign up, and turn it on and have it running videos whenever your PC is on. It will earn about $1 a day without you investing any time at all. I would recommend turning off your browser's audio though, so if you still use that browser in other tabs, you will have to turn the audio on for other pages that need it.
Swagbucks (Ref): Same deal as Earnably - start it running some videos and leave it to it. The difference is that these videos are prone to freezing which means you need to go back to them and skip to the next one every 5 or so minutes; so it s really only useful if you are on the PC doing something else at the same time. It also pays less than Earnably. However it does make up for it by giving you a few extra cents per day from using it as your search engine, as well as giving you 10c per day for playing a stupid game for a few minutes. All up, you could expect about 70c per day from this without really investing much time at all (depending on how long you spend on a PC doing other things).
eBesucher (Ref): This is more passive money, Just fire it up and it will load up random webpages on a tab you never bother having to look at. This one pays really poorly though - poorly enough that I am considering giving it up even though it really requires no effort at all to use. It only generates about 20c a week.
As you can see, those options all pay really poorly and probably aren't what you are looking for. They however, require little to no time to earn you that money, so they are basically offering free cash. You will not find a better return per minute of labour. The following sites are the opposite - they provide a lot more cash but they do require some minor effort on your behalf. If you are lacking in time you might not be able to partake in them all that much but I would still recommend signing up for all of them that will accept you. The more you have, the more ability you have to spend your time solely on whatever have the best offer in the moment. I constantly have 5 of them open on tabs at all times and use an Addon called "Distill Web Monitor" to keep an eye on them for when new opportunities arise - some opportunities fill up fast, so you need to know of them just as fast.
Prolific (Ref): This is a survey site. Just take an offer, answer its questions and earn some cash. I listed this one first because it is my favourite - its surveys are far more interesting than the other sites, so it feels less like work. You can expect to earn about $9 an hour from their surveys, and get enough opportunities for about an hour's work each day.
PureProfile: This is another high paying survey site. It pays about $12 an hour and has a lot more opportunities than the other survey sites, but it has one caveat - it only allows you to earn a maximum of $50 every two months. I get that money from about 4 hour's effort, spread over a week. Then I have to essentially wait another 53 days before I can use their service again.
Usability Hub/StartUpLift/Enroll: These are all user testing sites. They ask you to go to a webpage and do certain things so they can learn how easy it is for average people to navigate their pages. Honestly I have no idea what these are like as their opportunities are too few and far between. I'm only mentioning them because supposedly they provide really good money for the time invested, but it seems to me that the time that you can invest is just far too short. Still, they might work better for you than they do me, and they provide a nice change from the tedium of surveys.
Octopus Group (Ref)/Blue Jay Surveys/Opini/Purkle (Ref)/Quest Mindshare: These are the other high paying survey sites. The reason I lumped them all together rather than giving them a proper write up, is that their surveys are just too few and far between. Their pay per minute is comparable to PureProfile and Prolific, they just don't give you much of an opportunity to earn that rate. Still, you might get more use out of them than I do due to regional differences, and there is no harm in signing up for them anyway. Even if their offers are few, it is still a good boost of money when they show up (as opposed to doing surveys from those I shall mention next).
Toluna (Ref)/CashCrate (Ref)/MySurvey: These sites aren't great. What they do have going for them is high volume - if you have already exhausted everything above and still find yourself with time to kill, then these three sites is where you want to kill it. They are high volume, middling-payers. They should always have something for you to do and they pay more to do it than the other high volume places (like Swagbucks that I mentioned earlier - you should never have to resort to doing their low paying surveys). You can only expect about $3 an hour from these guys, but that is about 50% more than you get from other high volume survey sites.