Take your career global.

A work permit isn’t the goal. The career it unlocks is.

Employer-sponsored visas, LMIA, intra-company transfers, and the new EU Opportunity Card — filed in association with industry experts who plan the residency on day one of the work permit.

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Pick the country that’s hiring

Countries globally with current shortages and clear PR pathways.

Canada

Canada

LMIA + LMIA-exempt employer-sponsored work permits that qualify for CEC and Express Entry. We negotiate the LMIA on the employer’s behalf where useful.

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United States

United States

H-1B, L-1, O-1 — specialty occupation, intra-company, and extraordinary-ability visas. We map STEM-OPT graduates into H-1B sponsorship.

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United Kingdom

United Kingdom

Skilled Worker visa with salary floor £41,700 (2026). Licensed sponsor required. Five years on Skilled Worker leads to ILR.

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Australia

Australia

Subclass 482 + 186 — Skills in Demand visa up to 4 years; pathway to employer-nominated PR via Subclass 186.

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Germany

Germany

Opportunity Card + EU Blue Card. New points-based 1-year job-seeker permit. EU Blue Card from €50,700 leads to PR in 21–33 months.

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Singapore

Singapore

Employment Pass (EP) and S Pass for skilled professionals. Tech.Pass for senior tech leaders. Direct PR pathway via the Global Investor Programme for entrepreneurs.

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New Zealand

New Zealand

Accredited Employer Work Visa with direct PR pathway for Green List occupations. Skilled Migrant Category points-tested route for residence.

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Europe

Europe

Ireland Critical Skills, Netherlands Highly Skilled Migrant, and EU Blue Card. English-friendly tech hubs in Dublin, Amsterdam, and Berlin; free movement across the EU.

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Other Destinations

Other Destinations

Spouse Open Work Permits, UAE / GCC employer sponsorship, Japan Specified Skilled Worker, and more — filed through associated regulated professionals in each jurisdiction.

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Compare the work-permit routes

Salary floors, sponsor rules, and PR timelines, side by side.

PermitMax durationSalary floorSponsor needed?PR pathway
Canada LMIA
3 yrs
LMIA-based
Salary floorPrevailing wageSponsor needed?Yes (positive LMIA)PR pathwayCEC → Express Entry
Canada LMIA-exempt
3 yrs
category exempt
Salary floorPrevailing wageSponsor needed?Yes (LMIA-exempt cat.)PR pathwayCEC → Express Entry
US H-1B
6 yrs
total
Salary floorPrevailing wageSponsor needed?Yes (cap-subject)PR pathwayEB-2 / EB-3 PERM
UK Skilled Worker
5 yrs
to ILR
Salary floor£41,700/yrSponsor needed?Yes (licensed)PR pathwayILR after 5 years
Australia Subclass 482
2–4
years TSS
Salary floorAUD$73,150/yr (TSS)Sponsor needed?Yes (SBS-approved)PR pathwaySubclass 186 ENS
Germany Blue Card
4 yrs
renewable
Salary floor€50,700/yrSponsor needed?No (job offer ok)PR pathwayPR in 21–33 mo
Germany Opportunity
1 yr
job-search
Salary floorNo salary floorSponsor needed?NoPR pathwaySwitch to Blue Card

For informatory and consultation purposes only — visa rules, fees, and intake windows change; verify with the relevant official source and book a personal consultation before acting.

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How a work-permit case is actually run

Three streams that decide whether your job offer becomes a career.

01·A / 03Job-Offer Strategy

Most candidates apply for jobs first, then ask whether the visa works. We do the reverse: visa-fit first, then targeted job search.

Career Mobility Lead
01The Challenge
Job-Offer Strategy

Skilled candidates burn interview cycles on roles that won’t sponsor a permit.

Before you book

Are you a fit for skilled work abroad?

Run the 30-second router
  • A bachelor’s degree or equivalent + 2+ years of relevant experience
  • IELTS General 7.0 or PTE-Core equivalent (varies by destination)
  • A job role in NOC TEER 0–3 or the destination’s shortage list
  • Willingness to relocate for 2–5 years to qualify for permanent residency
Work abroad — pathway router

Which work permit fits your profile and target country?

Five questions. We rank the highest-odds work-permit class for your profile and route you into the country-specific scoring tool.

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Bridge first — build into a sponsor-ready profile
A short Canadian study + PGWP, or a regional Australia subclass 491, builds the sponsor history needed for a clean federal work permit.
The Chase Global Standard of Care

One team across permit, employer, and PR.

01

Free assessment

A Chase Global industry expert reviews your profile, eligibility, and goals. You leave the call with a written pathway recommendation — no fee, no commitment.

02

Strategy & roadmap

We build a step-by-step plan covering documentation, language scores, deadlines, and contingencies. Every variable is mapped before you commit.

03

Filing & representation

Your application is prepared and submitted in association with our network of regulated professionals across RCIC, MARA, and OISC jurisdictions. We respond to officer queries on your behalf, in writing, on the record.

04

Approval & landing

After approval we coordinate landing logistics — SIN/TFN setup, accommodation referrals, school enrollment for dependents, and post-arrival check-ins.

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Honest answers

Decision-making questions for working abroad.

  • Some streams — IEC working holiday, Spouse Open Work Permit, Bridging Open Work Permit — don’t require a job offer. Most LMIA-based and LMIA-exempt streams do. We map your eligibility against open-permit options first.

  • USCIS uses a beneficiary-centric registration. Each beneficiary gets one lottery entry regardless of how many employers register them. Cap-subject filings run March; cap-exempt filings (universities, non-profit research) can be filed year-round.

  • A 1-year points-based job-seeker visa that lets qualified non-EU professionals enter Germany to look for work. Points come from qualifications, language, and age. We file the points calculation and supporting documents.

  • A positive LMIA is valid for 6 months from issue. If your work permit isn’t filed and approved within that window, the employer must restart the LMIA. We sequence permit filings against LMIA validity windows.

  • In Canada, the spouse of most skilled workers and PGWP holders qualifies for an Open Work Permit. In Australia, Subclass 482 holders’ partners get full work rights. UK Skilled Worker dependants can work without separate sponsorship. Filed in parallel.

  • Service fees are quoted after the free assessment, when we know which permit, dependents, and bundles are involved. We publish a fee range on /service-fees and itemize the quote in writing before any payment.

Sponsor licences and LMIA windows close fast.

Book a free assessment. We’ll match you to a country, score your odds, and tell you whether to apply now or strengthen first.

After the work permit

Where work-permit holders go next.

Permanent Residency

CEC, Subclass 186, ILR, and Niederlassungserlaubnis — the natural next step.

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Test Preparation

IELTS-General, CELPIP-G, and PTE Core for the language thresholds your visa will require.

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Visit Visas

Get parents and family across borders during processing or for major milestones.

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For informatory and consultation purposes only — visa rules, fees, and intake windows change; verify with the relevant official source and book a personal consultation before acting.

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