Are there other migration-friendly countries besides New Zealand?
Yes, several other countries are migration-friendly for international students.
- Canada: Offers a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) up to 3 years, which can help with permanent residency pathways.
- Australia: Provides a Temporary Graduate Visa (Subclass 485) for 2 - 4 years of open work rights after graduation, with extra points for studying in regional areas.
- Germany: Allows graduates to stay for 18 months to find a job related to their studies, with pathways to permanent residency, especially in high-demand sectors.
- Finland: Grants a 2-year jobseeker’s residence permit post-graduation, with faster routes to permanent residency for those with relevant skills and jobs.
Visa rules and job markets are subject to change.
How long can you stay and work after a NZ master's?
Post-study work rules are changing. Know what you will actually get.
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