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Your skills can take you places. Explore work visas, employer requirements and the documents behind an international career.

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167.7 million

international migrants in their destination countries’ labour force in 2022

International careers are already part of everyday life. Finding the right starting point for yours means understanding the requirements behind each programme.

International Labour Organization

Published 16 December 2024

What this number measures

Includes people in employment and people unemployed and seeking work. This is a global labour-force estimate, not a count of vacancies or visa approvals.

From your experience to your next move.

  1. Start with your background

    Tell us about your situation and choose Work & Job Search. Your questionnaire starts in the work category.

  2. Explore work programmes

    See documented immigration requirements. Look at what each programme says about employers, qualifications and supporting evidence.

  3. Prepare better conversations

    Use the original sources to discuss your next steps with an employer or qualified adviser.

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A new job starts with better questions.

A job title is only the beginning. Bring the immigration questions into the conversation before you make a commitment.

The role

Does the programme ask for an employer, an offer, specific experience or recognised qualifications?

The practicalities

What documents, funds and application steps does the official source describe?

The bigger move

What should you check about duration, renewal and any plans to move with family?

Before you take your career abroad.

Will you find me a job?

No. We help you explore immigration programmes and their documented requirements. We do not recruit, place workers or arrange employer sponsorship.

Does a result mean I qualify?

No. Results are information to explore, not an eligibility decision or visa approval. Read each programme’s original sources before taking action.

What if I want to work remotely?

You can change your choice in the quiz to Remote Work & Digital Nomad. This page starts with Work & Job Search.

Prefer to browse the programme library?

These are catalogue records, not personalised recommendations or eligibility decisions.

Your experience. A wider world.

Explore the work programmes behind an international career. Start with your background, then look at the requirements and original sources.

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Informational results. No visa, admission or employment guarantee.