Eligibility

Canada: 

• Canada uses a points-based system for many of its immigration programs. Factors like age, education, work experience, and language ability in English or French are considered. 

• Specific programs like Express Entry and Provincial Nominee Programs have their own criteria. 

• An online quiz or assessment tool can help determine your eligibility for various immigration pathways. 

Europe: 

• The European Union has different immigration policies for member states, but common factors include employment, family reunification, study, and asylum. 

• Some countries may offer a points-based system or require a job offer from an accredited employer. 

United Kingdom: 

• The UK has a points-based immigration system that includes criteria such as having a job offer from an approved employer, speaking English, and meeting a certain salary threshold. 

• There are also routes for investors, entrepreneurs, and people with exceptional talent. 

Australia: 

• Australia's immigration system includes a points test for skilled migration, with points awarded for factors like age, English language ability, skilled employment, and educational qualifications. 

• You need to score a minimum number of points and have an occupation on the skilled occupation list to be eligible for certain visas. 

New Zealand: 

• New Zealand's Skilled Migrant Category Resident Visa requires points for age, skilled employment, work experience, and qualifications. 

• You must submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) and if accepted, you'll be invited to apply. Points can be claimed for a job offer from an accredited employer and other factors.