Which countries offer post-study work permits for diploma courses in finance in UK/Ireland for a Master's?
Several countries offer post-study work permits for international students who complete diploma courses in finance. Popular options include the UK (Graduate Route Visa for up to 2 years), Canada (Post-Graduation Work Permit for up to 3 years), Australia (Temporary Graduate Visa for 18 months to 4 years), Germany (18-month residence permit for job seeking), New Zealand (up to 3 years with the Post-Study Work Visa), Ireland (up to 2 years for master's graduates), Netherlands (1-year Orientation Year Visa), France (12-month APS for master’s graduates), South Korea (D-10 Job-Seeker Visa for up to 2 years), and Singapore (Employment Pass, dependent on a job offer). Each country’s eligibility criteria and application process will differ, so your LeapScholar counsellor can guide you through the details for your preferred destination.
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