Australia Migration
Whether you're seeking better opportunities, education, or a change of scenery, Bee International is your trusted ally for navigating the complexities of Australian migration. Our team of MARA licensed lawyer ensures a seamless journey towards your Australian dream. We provide expert guidance in Australian immigration laws, ensuring compliance and offering tailored solutions for skilled migration, family, student, or business visas. Our streamlined process, including meticulous paperwork and timely submissions, eases the Australian visa application journey through
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Canada Migration
Canada presents a world of opportunities for those pursuing a better life. With breathtaking landscapes and a robust economy, Canada offers high living standards, universal healthcare, a thriving job market, and much more. Canada aims to welcome 1.5 million immigrants by 2026.
Our CIC lawyers ensure your application aligns with Canadian immigration laws, meeting all legal requirements, while our key highlights encompass personalized solutions for PR visas and an efficient, transparent process
UK Migration
The UK Young Professional Scheme visa is designed for Indian nationals aged 18-30 who want to live, work, and study in the UK for up to two years. To be eligible, you’ll need to meet certain requirements, including:
- Age: Be between 18 and 30 years old
- Nationality: Be an Indian citizen
- Qualification: Hold at least a bachelor’s degree or equivalent overseas qualification support yourself in the UK
- Health insurance: Pay a healthcare surcharge of £1,552 to access the UK’s National Health Service
The application process involves entering a ballot system, and if selected, you’ll receive an invitation to apply for the visa. You’ll need to provide supporting documents, including a valid passport, bank statement, and medical certificate.
- – Processing time: Typically within 3 weeks-
- Work restrictions: You can work in most jobs in the UK, but you’ll need to switch to another eligible visa after two years if you want to stay longer
It’s essential to note that dependents are not allowed to accompany or follow you to the UK on this scheme, and you won’t be able to apply if you have children under 18 living with you or who are financially dependent on you
Italy Migration
The Italy FLUCCI (Flussi Decree) visa is a type of work visa that allows non-EU citizens to work in Italy. Here are some key details:
# What is the FLUCCI visa?
The FLUCCI visa is a work visa that allows non-EU citizens to work in Italy for a specific period. It’s issued based on the Flussi Decree, which sets the annual quotas for non-EU workers in Italy.
# Eligibility Criteria
1. Age: There is no specific age limit, but applicants must be at least 18 years old.
2. Nationality: The FLUCCI visa is open to non-EU citizens.
3. Job offer: Applicants must have a job offer from an Italian employer.
4. Qualifications: Applicants must meet the qualifications required for the job.
5. Language skills: Applicants must have a good understanding of the Italian language.
# Required Documents
1. Valid passport: A valid passport with at least 12 months’ validity.
2. Job offer: A copy of the job offer from the Italian employer.
3. Qualifications: Copies of qualifications and diplomas.
4. Language certificate: A language certificate demonstrating Italian language proficiency.
5. Health insurance: Proof of health insurance that covers the applicant in Italy.
# Application Process
1. Employer’s application: The Italian employer must apply for a work permit on behalf of the applicant.
2. Application submission: The applicant must submit their application and supporting documents to the Italian embassy or consulate in their home country.
3. Interview: The applicant may be required to attend an interview at the Italian embassy or consulate.
4. Decision: The Italian authorities will review the application and make a decision.
# Validity
The FLUCCI visa is typically valid for 1-2 years, depending on the job offer and the employer’s requirements.
# Renewal
The FLUCCI visa can be renewed, but the applicant must meet the same eligibility criteria and follow the same application process.
# Family Members
Family members of the applicant may be eligible for a dependent visa, which allows them to live in Italy but not work.
# Integration Agreement
Applicants may be required to sign an integration agreement, which commits them to integrating into Italian society and learning the Italian language.
Germany Migration
Here are the details of the Germany Opportunity Card:
What is the Germany Opportunity Card?
The Germany Opportunity Card is a new residence permit that allows qualified foreigners to live and work in Germany. It’s designed to attract skilled workers and provide them with a streamlined path to residency.
Portugal Migration
Portugal’s Job Seeker Visa is a type of residence visa that allows non-EU citizens to enter and stay in Portugal for up to 120 days to look for work or start a business. Here are some key details:
# Eligibility Criteria
1. Age: There is no specific age limit.
2. Nationality: The Job Seeker Visa is open to non-EU citizens.
3. Language skills: Applicants must have a basic understanding of the Portuguese language.
4. Financial resources: Applicants must demonstrate sufficient financial resources to support themselves during their stay in Portugal.
# Required Documents
1. Valid passport: A valid passport with at least 12 months’ validity.
2. Language certificate: A language certificate demonstrating basic Portuguese language proficiency.
3. Proof of financial resources: Proof of sufficient financial resources to support yourself during your stay in Portugal.
4. Health insurance: Proof of health insurance that covers you in Portugal.
5. Criminal record certificate: A criminal record certificate from your home country.
# Application Process
1. Online application: Submit an online application through the Portuguese Immigration and Borders Service (SEF) website.
2. Appointment: Schedule an appointment at the Portuguese embassy or consulate in your home country.
3. Interview: Attend an interview at the Portuguese embassy or consulate.
4. Decision: The Portuguese authorities will review your application and make a decision.
# Validity
The Job Seeker Visa is valid for up to 120 days.
# Extension
The Job Seeker Visa can be extended for an additional 60 days, but only in exceptional circumstances.
# Work Permit
If you find a job in Portugal, you’ll need to apply for a work permit through the Portuguese Immigration and Borders Service (SEF).
# Family Members
Family members of the applicant may be eligible for a dependent visa, which allows them to live in Portugal but not work.
# Integration
Applicants may be required to attend an integration course, which covers Portuguese language and culture.
Ireland Migration
Ireland’s Self-Employed Visa, also known as the “Startup Entrepreneur Program,” allows non-EEA nationals to establish a business in Ireland. Here are the details:
# Eligibility Criteria
1. Business plan: A comprehensive business plan outlining the business’s goals, target market, financial projections, and job creation potential.
2. Funding: A minimum investment of €50,000 in the business (reduced to €30,000 for startups in the IT sector).
3. Innovation: The business must be innovative, with a unique value proposition.
4. Job creation: The business must have the potential to create at least 2 jobs for EEA nationals within the first 2 years.
5. Language skills: Proficiency in English.
# Required Documents
1. Business plan: A detailed business plan.
2. Proof of funding: Evidence of the minimum investment.
3. Innovation documentation: Documents outlining the business’s innovative aspects.
4. Job creation plan: A plan outlining how the business will create jobs.
5. Passport: A valid passport.
6. Proof of language proficiency: English language proficiency test results.
# Application Process
1. Online application: Submit an online application through the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service (INIS) website.
2. Supporting documents: Upload supporting documents.
3. Evaluation: The application will be evaluated by the INIS and the Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation.
4. Interview: A potential interview with the evaluation committee.
5. Decision: The INIS will make a decision on the application.
# Validity
The Self-Employed Visa is typically valid for 2 years, with the possibility of renewal.
# Renewal
To renew the visa, applicants must demonstrate progress in their business, including job creation, revenue growth, and innovation.
# Family Members
Family members of the applicant may be eligible for a dependent visa, which allows them to live in Ireland but not work.
# Residency Requirements
Applicants must spend at least 6 months per year in Ireland to maintain their residency status.