Croatia is increasingly reliant on foreign workers, with 70,000 seasonal jobs available in 2025. Learn about in-demand sectors, salaries, and visa requirements for international job seekers.
The UK government has extended its Seasonal Worker Visa scheme for another five years, allowing foreign workers to take up temporary agricultural jobs. While the scheme fills labor shortages, concerns over worker exploitation remain.
Finland has opened applications for seasonal work permits, allowing migrant workers to take up jobs in agriculture, forestry, and tourism. Learn about eligibility, requirements, and the latest regulations.
Italy is expanding its work visa program in 2025, issuing 165,000 permits for foreign professionals across various sectors. Discover available visa types, eligibility criteria, and step-by-step application guidelines to work in Italy.
New Zealand has unveiled exciting seasonal work opportunities for 2025 with new visa options and enhanced benefits under the Recognized Seasonal Employer (RSE) scheme. Learn about eligibility, wages, and how to apply for a rewarding experience in one of the world’s most scenic destinations.
The Czech Republic has launched its 2025 Seasonal Work Visa Program, targeting non-EU workers for short-term roles in agriculture, tourism, and forestry. Applications open January 15, 2025.
New Zealand is facing a shortage of skilled labor, prompting the government to implement significant changes to the AEWV program. Key reforms include the removal of the median wage threshold, a reduction in the experience requirement for skilled migrants, and the introduction of new pathways for seasonal workers.
Norway has updated its Seasonal Work Visa program for 2025, introducing new rules for eligibility, job categories, and application processes. Find out how these changes impact foreign workers seeking opportunities in agriculture, tourism, forestry, and more.
Lithuania's labor market is facing a unique challenge—a significant shortage of skilled workers. With a strict work visa quota and high demand in sectors like manufacturing, technology, and healthcare, the country is turning to foreign talent.
In 2024, Germany, France, and Portugal introduced new visa policies to attract skilled workers in tourism and hospitality. These policies, including Germany's Opportunity Card, France's Talent Passport Visa, and Portugal's seasonal work permits, aim to fill labor shortages and simplify migration for non-EU professionals.
