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| Country | Time |
| Schengen Visa | 1 month to 3 months |
| USA Visa | 20 days to 8 months |
| Australia Visa | 1 month to 10 months |
| Canada Visa | 25 days to 8 months |
| Country | Cost |
| UK to Canada | Up to CAD 1350 |
| UK to USA | Up to USD 190 |
| UK to Australia | Up to UKP 2650 |
| UK to Germany | Up to Euro 100 |
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If you always wanted to move to a new country or are looking to jumpstart your career then working abroad is the best option. Working abroad not only helps build your experience and boost earnings but also helps you learn new languages, amongst others.
As per new rules
1. From 1 July 2023, UK passport holders of 18 to 35 year age group on a working holiday visa can travel to Australia.
2. From 1 July 2024, UK passport holders are no longer required to do Regional Work for the 2nd and 3rd year of their Working Holiday Visas.
UK citizens don’t need a visa to enter any of EU Schengen member states including Germany. However, note that is possible only if their stay isn’t over 90 days inside 180 day period in a year. This exemption also applies to:-
• UK Nationals Overseas
• UK Subjects
• UK Overseas Territories Citizens
• UK Overseas Citizens
• UK Protected Persons
• UK passport holders issued by Anguilla, Cayman Islands, Bermuda, Isle of Man, Guernsey, Jersey, Montserrat, Turks and Caicos Islands, St. Helena, and British Virgin Islands.
However, as a UK citizen, you can only take up a job in Germany if it is explicitly authorized by a visa or a residence permit issued by a local immigration office or "Ausländerbehörde" in Germany.
It happens only if you relocate to the USA, Australia, Germany, and Canada on your own and then look for a job. Nowadays, the foreign company that employs you handles your visa requirements. Just be sure to find out what kind of visa the company is arranging for you. Whether the visa will allow you to stay in the host country and find a new position once you leave the job in the company; or will you have to return to the UK once you resign from the company.
• You must learn everything about relevant visas and work permits.
• Find out a well-paid job and a place you can call home.
• Figure out your expected salary and its differences with the cost of living in the host country.
• Learn about your host country and sensitize yourself to cultural and social norms.
• Figure out if working abroad, if you will get the desired number of leaves.
• Figure out your prospective company culture and the support it will provide.
• Build your network in the host country to support yourself and your family.
No, if you are a UK citizen, you don't need a university degree to find work in Australia or New Zealand.
As a UK citizen, if you're planning to move to Canada for more than a few years, a Permanent Residency or PR can be a good option. The rules and regulations change frequently, so it is better to check and keep yourself updated with information. As a PR holder, you enjoy the same rights as a Canadian citizen but are not allowed to vote in elections, and there are certain restrictions when you travel outside Canada.
As a UK citizen you can work in any job in Canada, if it is attached to the right kind of work permits. There are several types of work visas for UK citizens that you can apply for, including:-
• Post-Graduation Work Permit
• Federal Skilled Trades program
• Federal Skilled Worker program
• Working Holiday Visa
• Canada Work Permit
• Provincial Nominee Programs
• Self-Employed Persons Program
• Canadian Experience Class
• Quebec Work Programs
• International Experience Canada System
• Work Authorisation and PR pilot programs.
• If you are a student and have an admission letter from any US university you can get F & M category student visas to live and work in the USA.
• If you are an investor or trader and want to visit the USA for trading and investment and stay there, then you will need E1 & E2 visas.
• If you work for a UK company, it transfers you to its US branch, you will need L1-A & L1-B visas. L1-A visa is for managers/executives, and L1-B is for specialist employees.
• If you are qualified to work in a specialty occupation in the US, you can apply for an H1-B visa. An H1-B visa is a temporary visa for professionals who possess technical knowledge and expertise for a particular job.
• If you are recognised for remarkable performance in one or more fields, you can apply for O1-A & O1-B visas. O1-A visa is for extraordinary people in business, education, science, or related fields. O1-B is for persons with extraordinary people in cinema, arts, TV, and related fields.
• If you are a media professional in the UK, to move to the USA, you need I-Visa.
• If you want to shift to USA permanently, you can apply for immigrant visa, through sponsorship from your US relative. You can also apply for a skilled workers visa to move permanently to the USA in a specialist role.
• If you are a highly skilled professional from the UK, you can opt for an EU Blue Card that lets you live in Germany for 4 years plus 3 months. Every EU nation issues this card for different periods.
• If you are a graduate/postgraduate from high education institute or received qualified vocational training, to live and work in Germany, you will need Work Visa for Qualified Professionals that is issued for maximum 4 years. Each EU nation gives this visa for different periods.
• As a qualified IT specialist from the UK, to live and work in Germany, you will need a Visa for IT Specialists. But you need to have a minimum of 3 years of experience. Every EU nation has different requirements for this visa.
• If you wish to start a new business or work as a freelancer, you need to apply for a Visa for Self-Employment in Germany. Each EU country has its own specifications for this visa.
• If you hold a PhD/doctorate degree or equivalent university degree that gives you access to a PhD program Visa for research, you will need to apply for a Visa for Research in Germany. The research institute you associate with will have to cover your living and travel costs for your stay. Each EU country has its own specifications for this visa.
Financial assistance for work is rare. At best, the company that is employing you in a country outside the UK will help you find a new place to reside. Other than that no one will provide any assistance. However, there may be other companies that financially support your trip abroad.
As a UK citizen working in Australia, as per Australian laws, you are entitled to a minimum wage of AUD 23.23/hour per day as of 2023. Though, as per Australian laws, any individual under 21 years can be paid less than what Australian regulations stipulate, there is a massive requirement for seasonal employees, especially in agriculture, horticulture, and related industries. If you are above 21 years of age, as a seasonal work employee you can have many opportunities to earn more than minimum wage, provided you can negotiate your employment terms better.
