A Work Visa allows a foreign national to legally work in another country β usually sponsored by an employer, or granted based on a job offer, profession in demand, or high-level skill set.
A Job Seeker Visa is a temporary visa that gives individuals the opportunity to enter a country without a job offer, search for employment, and apply for a work permit or residency once employment is secured.
These visas open doors to long-term professional opportunities, including permanent residency and citizenship pathways.
1. H-1B Visa β Skilled Workers (Employer-Sponsored)
2. O-1 Visa β Extraordinary Ability
Initial stay of 3 years, extendable by 1-year increments
3. TN Visa β Canada & Mexico (NAFTA/USMCA Only)
1. Express Entry β Skilled Immigration System
2. Employer-Sponsored Work Permit (LMIA-based)
Usually under 45, but based on experience and occupation
1. Subclass 482 β Temporary Skill Shortage Visa
Up to 4 years, with permanent residency options later
2. 2. Skilled Migration (Independent or State Sponsored)
Leads to permanent residency and citizenship
18β45 (max points under 33)
Engineers, IT specialists, health professionals, technicians
20β45 (higher age requires stronger justification)
Hospitality, construction, logistics, tech, sales, education1β3 years, renewable