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Spain, Portugal, Germany, Japan, South Korea, Canada, New Zealand and Australia are opening pathways to work and immigration for foreign nationals amid ageing populations and labour shortages, particularly in healthcare, engineering, technology and construction. Requirements vary by country: Germany’s Opportunity Card is available to applicants who meet a six-point threshold and can prove they can cover living costs of €1,091 per month in 2026. Canada’s Express Entry system requires a score of at least 67 out of 100, while New Zealand’s skilled migrant residence pathway requires six points and an applicant to be no older than 55. In Australia, meeting the minimum threshold of 65 points does not guarantee an invitation to migrate, and applicants for the Skilled Independent visa must be under 45 when they receive an invitation. Japan is considering increasing the cap on foreign care workers from 126,900 to 146,900 by reallocating places, while South Korea’s top-talent visa targets eight advanced sectors. Opportunities still depend on an applicant’s qualifications, experience, language skills, job offer or visa system. Portugal’s new job-seeker visa is not yet open for applications.
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