Europe

The European Blue Card is a work and residence permit designed for highly skilled professionals from non-European Union (EU) countries. It allows individuals to work and live in participating EU countries, provided they have a job offer in a highly skilled occupation and meet specific salary and qualification requirements.

Many European countries have entrepreneurship visas that allow individuals to start or invest in a business within their borders. These visas typically require a solid business plan, sufficient investment funds, and potential for job creation or innovation.

Several European countries offer visas specifically for highly skilled professionals in areas of high demand. These visas are usually granted based on factors such as qualifications, work experience, and employment sponsorship.

Some European countries provide investor visas that grant residency or citizenship to individuals who make significant investments in the country. These investments can take various forms, such as real estate, business ventures, or government bonds.

Many European countries have visa programs for skilled workers, which facilitate the recruitment of foreign talent to address labor shortages in specific sectors. These visas are typically granted based on factors such as qualifications, work experience, and a job offer from an employer in the country.