Research checked: 29 September 2026. Belgium hires non-EEA workers through a single-permit process that combines work and residence authorisation for...

Research checked: 29 September 2026. Finland recruits workers from abroad through several residence-permit categories rather than one universal...

Research checked: 29 September 2026. Sweden changed its labour-immigration rules on 1 June 2026. A first-time non-EU/EEA applicant now normally needs a...

Research checked: 29 September 2026. Denmark offers several employer-backed residence and work routes for qualified non-EU/EEA/Swiss applicants. The...

Research checked: 29 September 2026. Norway recruits qualified workers from outside the EU and EEA, but it does not operate a broad “sponsor company”...

Research checked: 29 September 2026. The Netherlands has a defined highly skilled migrant route for non-EU/EEA/Swiss professionals, but it is not a...

Research checked: 29 September 2026. Ireland can issue employment permits for eligible Health Care Assistant and Home Support Worker jobs, but an...

Research checked: 29 September 2026. New Zealand construction companies can recruit workers from overseas, but a construction advert is not...

Research checked: 29 September 2026. Germany has thousands of warehouse and logistics vacancies, but most basic picker, packer and sorter jobs do not...

Research checked: 29 September 2026. Canadian employers can hire qualified foreign truck drivers, but there is no automatic “truck-driver sponsorship...