Real Migration Data for Real People Moving to Europe
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Full guides for 6 destinations, with more on the way.
Germany
Germany is the EU's largest economy, offering an excellent infrastructure, a clear path to permanent residency for skilled professionals, and strong worker protections.
Ireland
Ireland is an EU member outside Schengen, with English-speaking cities and employer-led employment permits such as Critical Skills as the main skilled route.
Italy
Italy is an EU and Schengen member that uses the euro. The main routes for skilled non-EU workers are the EU Blue Card and the employer-sponsored Decreto Flussi quota route.
Malta
Malta is an EU and Schengen member that uses the euro. Most skilled non-EU workers come on a Single Permit, with faster tracks for higher earners: the Key Employee Initiative, the Specialist Employee Initiative and the EU Blue Card.
Netherlands
The Netherlands is an EU and Schengen member. The main sponsored work route for non-EU professionals is the Highly Skilled Migrant (Kennismigrant) permit, alongside the EU Blue Card.
Sweden
Sweden is an EU and Schengen member. The main sponsored work routes for non-EU professionals are the Work permit and the EU Blue Card.
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