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Job dates at Infosys do not match
- resume.pdf
- Infosys, 2019-08 to present
- infosys_letter.pdf
- 2020-01-06 to present
> what to doUse the dates on the employer letter everywhere, or ask the employer to reissue the letter with the right dates.
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Tell us your story. We check the official rules and show you the paths that may fit.
One consultant reads your case from one desk. Migrossa reads it from every angle: your history, your money, the news and the timelines. It tells you early which paths are already closed.
Whatever your situation, see where you could actually go
It reads your case the way a careful consultant would.
Every answer is checked against the official rules for your destination, with the source you can open yourself. Then it reasons with you, including the parts people often leave out when they sit across from a consultant: a gap year, a refusal, a name change, money that is hard to show.
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Your passport or status may open places that are better, or cheaper, to live.
Porto, Portugal
D7 Passive Income Visa
May suit retiring on a US or Canadian pension
Usually 2 to 4 months
- What it asks
- Stable passive income (pension, rental or investments) of at least the Portuguese minimum wage, about EUR 920 a month in 2026, plus 50% for a spouse
- Passports
- Open to most passports. Migrossa checks yours.
- Job offer
- Not needed
- Longer term
- Can count toward permanent residence
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Dutch-American Friendship Treaty (self-employed)
May suit american freelancers and small business owners
Usually 1 to 3 months
- What it asks
- A real business (freelance work counts) with EUR 4,500 kept in a Dutch business account, plus savings for rent
- Passports
- Only for citizens of United States or Japan.
- Job offer
- Not needed
- Longer term
- Can count toward permanent residence
Andalusia, Spain
Non-Lucrative Residence Visa
May suit living on savings somewhere slower
Usually 1 to 3 months
- What it asks
- Passive income or savings of about EUR 28,800 a year (400% of IPREM) plus about EUR 7,200 per dependant, and private health insurance with no copay
- Passports
- Open to most passports. Migrossa checks yours.
- Job offer
- Not needed
- Longer term
- Can count toward permanent residence
California, USA
TN Visa (USMCA, Canada/Mexico Citizens)
May suit canadians in a listed profession
Usually under 1 month
- What it asks
- Must work in one of the listed USMCA professions
- Passports
- Only for citizens of Canada or Mexico.
- Job offer
- Needed before you apply
- Longer term
- Temporary: does not lead to permanent residence on its own
Toronto, Canada
Express Entry (Federal Skilled Worker)
May suit americans moving north
Usually 5 to 8 months
- What it asks
- Proof of funds waived if you can legally work in Canada AND have a valid Canadian job offer
- Must score 67+ on the six selection factors (language, education, experience, age, arranged employment, adaptability) before entering the pool
- Passports
- Open to most passports. Migrossa checks yours.
- Job offer
- Not needed
- Longer term
- Can count toward permanent residence
Singapore
Work Holiday Programme
May suit young American graduates
Usually under 1 month
- What it asks
- Aged 18 to 25 and a student or graduate of a recognised university in one of ten listed countries, including the United States
- Passports
- Citizens of listed countries, including United States.
- Job offer
- Not needed
- Longer term
- Temporary: does not lead to permanent residence on its own
Where you could go
Real cities, real routes. Find one that sounds like you and we check you for it.
San Francisco, USA
H-1B Specialty Occupation
May suit software engineers with a US job offer
Usually 3 to 8 months
- What it asks
- Subject to the annual cap: a $215 registration each March, then a wage-weighted selection (higher OEWS wage levels get more entries since the FY2027 season)
- Employer must file Labor Condition Application (LCA)
- Passports
- Open to most passports. Migrossa checks yours.
- Job offer
- Needed before you apply
- Longer term
- Can count toward permanent residence
Lisbon, Portugal
D8 Digital Nomad Visa
May suit remote workers paid from abroad
Usually 2 to 4 months
- What it asks
- Remote work income of at least 4 times the Portuguese minimum wage, about EUR 3,680 a month in 2026, from an employer or clients outside Portugal
- Passports
- Open to most passports. Migrossa checks yours.
- Job offer
- Not needed
- Longer term
- Can count toward permanent residence
Singapore
Employment Pass
May suit professionals with a Singapore offer
Usually 1 to 2 months
- What it asks
- A salary of at least SGD 5,600 a month (higher with age, and SGD 6,200+ in financial services) and passing the COMPASS points test
- Passports
- Open to most passports. Migrossa checks yours.
- Job offer
- Needed before you apply
- Longer term
- Can count toward permanent residence
Dubai, UAE
UAE Green Visa (5-year residence)
May suit online sellers, freelancers and skilled staff
Usually 1 to 2 months
- What it asks
- A UAE employment contract in a skilled job (MoHRE level 1 to 3) with a bachelor's degree and a salary of AED 15,000+ a month (freelancers: a MoHRE freelance permit and AED 360,000+ a year from freelancing over the last 2 years)
- Passports
- Open to most passports. Migrossa checks yours.
- Job offer
- Needed before you apply
- Longer term
- Temporary: does not lead to permanent residence on its own
St. John's, Canada
Atlantic Immigration Program
May suit nurses, welders and skilled trades
Usually 6 to 12 months
- What it asks
- Job must be in NS, NB, NL, or PEI
- Employer must be designated by the province
- Passports
- Open to most passports. Migrossa checks yours.
- Job offer
- Needed before you apply
- Longer term
- Can count toward permanent residence
Berlin, Germany
EU Blue Card (Blaue Karte EU)
May suit graduates with a German job offer
Usually 1 to 4 months
- What it asks
- Must have recognized university degree
- Minimum salary: €50,700/year (2026), or €45,934.20/year (2026) for shortage occupations and entry-level jobs, with Federal Employment Agency approval
- Passports
- Open to most passports. Migrossa checks yours.
- Job offer
- Needed before you apply
- Longer term
- Can count toward permanent residence
Barcelona, Spain
International Telework (Digital Nomad) Visa
May suit remote workers who want the sea
Usually 1 to 3 months
- What it asks
- Remote income of about 200% of Spain's minimum wage (roughly EUR 2,760 a month), an employer or clients operating a year or more that you have worked with for 3+ months, and a degree or 3 years of experience
- Passports
- Open to most passports. Migrossa checks yours.
- Job offer
- Not needed
- Longer term
- Can count toward permanent residence
Tokyo, Japan
Engineer / Specialist in Humanities / International Services
May suit engineers, analysts and teachers
Usually 1 to 3 months
- What it asks
- Must have bachelor's degree or equivalent, OR 10 years relevant experience (3 years for international services)
- Work must relate to engineering, humanities (business, marketing, finance, law), or international services (translation, language education, tourism)
- Passports
- Open to most passports. Migrossa checks yours.
- Job offer
- Needed before you apply
- Longer term
- Can count toward permanent residence
Vancouver, Canada
BC PNP, Tech
May suit tech workers with a BC job offer
Usually 2 to 5 months
- What it asks
- DISCONTINUED, kept for reference only
- Passports
- Open to most passports. Migrossa checks yours.
- Job offer
- Needed before you apply
- Longer term
- Can count toward permanent residence
Explore all 40 countries and 99 routes
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- Spreadsheets and PDFs
- WhatsApp groups
- Forum threads
- Agents who ghost
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Get started- One destination country, all of it
- Every route we cover there, including provincial or state options where they exist
- Your full step by step plan
- Documents and forms drafted for your review
- Handoff to a licensed consultant if you go ahead
- Alerts when rules change
- Your profile kept up to date for life
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Start free. Pay only for the countries you want to open. Where filing is required, a licensed consultant files for you. Their fee is separate.
Clients who arrive prepared
Migrossa reads each client's documents before the first call and introduces clients whose country and route match your practice.
Questions
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Which country should I move to?
Tell us about your work, family, savings and where you would like to live. We check routes across 40+ countries and show which ones your facts may support, starting with the country you want most.
What documents will I need?
It depends on the route. Most start with a passport, resume, degree or diploma, a language test and work letters. Your plan lists what you have, what is missing and in what order to get it.
How long does it take?
Each route in your plan shows how long it usually takes, from the official source. Times change, so we show the date we last checked.
Can I get permanent residency?
Many routes lead to permanent residency and some do not. Your plan marks which is which and the usual steps between.
Can my partner and children come with me?
Often, yes. Tell us about your family and your plan includes them: who can come, what they need and whether your partner can work.
More questions
I need an employer to sponsor me. Can you help?
Your plan shows which routes need a job offer and which do not. Through the consultants we work with, some employer openings may reach people who fit them.
Is this legal advice?
No. Migrossa gives you information and a plan. When you want to file, a licensed consultant reviews your file and gives advice.
Is my information safe?
Your story and documents are used only to build your plan. You decide if a consultant sees your case.