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Spain, Portugal, Germany, Japan, South Korea, Canada, New Zealand and Australia offer various pathways to work and migrate. At the same time, the share of people aged 65 and over in the European Union is expected to reach around 30% of the population by 2050, increasing the need for foreign workers. Requirements vary, from limited or highly skilled-worker visas in Spain and Portugal to Germany’s “Opportunity Card,” which requires some applicants to earn at least six points and prove they can cover their living expenses. In Japan, a proposal is being considered to raise the cap on foreign care workers from 126,900 to 146,900 by transferring 20,000 places from another program, while South Korea is targeting talent in eight advanced sectors. Canada, New Zealand and Australia offer skilled-worker programs, but applicants must meet specific criteria, including qualifications and experience or a job offer; meeting the eligibility requirements alone does not guarantee a visa or residency.
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