Post-study work - PR & settlement Questions
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Since I have completed my post-study work visa and am getting offers, is there any PR support available for me now in New Zealand?
→For a Master's in Business Analytics in Australia starting in 2028, what does the typical pathway to PR look like after graduation?
→Your pathway runs through a two year CRICOS degree, a Subclass 485 Graduate Visa, an ACS skills assessment needing roughly one year of local experience, and a points-tested Expression of Interest through SkillSelect. A degree alone does not guarantee PR, so you must nominate an eligible occupation.
I have MS Cybersecurity offers from universities in the UK, New Zealand and the Netherlands, and my goal is a cybersecurity job followed by PR. Which country gives me the best shot at that?
→New Zealand gives you the fastest and most predictable path. Cybersecurity roles sit on its Green List Tier 1, so a qualifying job offer lets you apply for residency almost immediately. The Netherlands takes about five years with Dutch integration exams, and the UK also needs five years toward settlement.
All Questions (289)
After completing the course, will I be able to continue the research work under your guidance without funding my own expenses in UAE for a Master's/PhD?
→After completing the stay back period in Ireland, can one work and become eligible for PR after five years?
→After completing the course abroad, does my daughter have to appear for an exam to get the license or is it given directly in Ireland/Canada?
→After completing the clinical pharmacy course, do we have to write any exam or get any approval to work in UAE?
→After completing studies abroad, can I apply for permanent residency or do I have to return to India in UK/Germany for a Master's/PhD?
→After completing post-study work in the UK, can I work in another country like Australia or New Zealand with a UK degree?
→After completing my studies, can I stay back in Ireland and apply for permanent residency for a Master's/Bachelor's?
→After completing my master's in Canada, should I apply for a study program or a PR (permanent residency)?
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