Choose your destination country

Every country runs its own system. Start with the one you care about and find out which visa routes actually fit your situation.

Canada

Express Entry, provincial nomination or a study permit — find out which Canadian route actually fits your situation before you start any application.

Remote workers, retirees, students and employees each use a different Spanish route. Know yours before you book anything.

Italy's quota system catches many applicants off guard. Understand the timing and route options first.

Blue Card, skilled worker visa or job seeker route — find out which German option matches your qualifications.

Most French routes run through a long-stay visa that becomes a residence permit once validated.

Almost every UK work route requires a licensed sponsor. Check your route's requirements before applying.

Points-tested, state-nominated or employer-sponsored — Australia's options differ more than they first appear.

US routes split between temporary and permanent categories, each with very different wait times.

Norway's skilled worker permit sets clear requirements on qualifications, salary and the nature of the job.

Swiss permits are decided canton by canton, and for many applicants are limited by annual quotas.

Swedish rules focus on the job offer itself: how it was advertised, what it pays, and what insurance it includes.