Europe
Relocating to Europe
If you’re a non-EU national looking to move to an EU country for work, study or to join a family member, you may need to apply for a visa. There are several EU-wide immigration schemes in place which allow third country nationals to easily travel within Europe, as well as national visas for specific countries.
Europe visas
Schengen Visa
Allows the holder to travel across multiple European countries on a single permit.
EU Blue Card
A work permit that facilitates migration of highly qualified third country nationals to Europe.
Spain Highly Qualified Professionals Work Permit
A visa to carry out a work activity as an employee in Spain as a highly qualified professional.
EU Intra-corporate Transfer Visa
Allows individuals to be transferred within company branches from one country to another.
Germany D-Visa: ICT Card
Enables managers, professionals or trainees to work in a German branch for a set amount of time.
Spain EU Blue Card
For highly skilled workers with an eligible qualification or work experience.
France Intra-Company Transfer Visa
Designed to facilitate the relocation of employees within multinational corporations.
Spain Intra-Corporate Transfer visa
A visa to carry out a work activity as an intra-company transferee in Spain.
France Talent Passport – EU Blue Card
For highly qualified workers with an employment contract or a binding job offer.
France Talent Passport – Qualified Employee
For skilled employees who hold an eligible diploma earned at an institute of higher learning.
Germany D-Visa: EU Blue Card
For qualified academic professionals employed in a position commensurate with their qualification.
Germany Opportunity Card (Chancenkarte)
Allows foreign nationals to enter Germany with the purpose of looking for a job.
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