Working in the EU. Recent research from Moneycorp found 27 per cent of those between 16 and 24 are eager to move abroad, while data from MoveHub shows interest in relocating for those between 18 and 34 has increased 60 per cent. Older generations also have itchy feet, with companies that offer advice to those seeking to retire abroad reporting a 25 per cent increase in business.
The Benefits of work or study abroad Travel Making new friends / building confidence Experience a different culture Future Employers like international experience.
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Where to work – issues to consider Where to work will be influenced by the job you want. Are there any vacancies. Use Labour Market Information to understand the local jobs market. Do you need to speak the language? Location – distance and travel time from your home location. How often do you want to go home? Do you easily make friends? Are you self sufficient? Have you have health or other issues which require additional support or costs? Have you enough money to support yourself until you get settled and you find a job?
Some EU countries have a history of encouraging people from the UK to work in their country. Click on the EU flag for a link to information from all the EU countries
Also check information on the government website of the country you wish to work.
Click the EU flag for a link to EU countries.
Brexit: For the time being, the United Kingdom remains a full member of the EU and rights and obligations continue to fully apply in and to the UK (Correct May 2019)
The rules for working in non EU countries.
Each sovereign country sets its own rules for immigration and work visas.
The embassy for the country you want to work in will be able to offer you specific help and advice.
See this website for contact details.
Embassies & Consulates can advise anyone about work or study in their country.
The following links are examples of websites you may find useful.
EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT
STUDYING, LIVING & WORKING ABROAD
Candadian immigration, refugee and citizenship service
