Where do you want to migrate next?
Tell us where you are and where you dream of living. We show you the real route: visas, costs and time.
Rules changing soon: plan before they do
- Cost up🇺🇸 United States guide →
ESTA fee rises to $40.62
Visa Waiver travellers pay $40.62 per ESTA from 16 October (up from $40.27), and the EVUS fee rises to $31.75. Source (Federal Register)
- New route🇳🇿 New Zealand guide →
First Parent Resident Visa draw under the new queue-plus-ballot model
About 90% of expressions of interest are now picked in date order and 10% by ballot, and EOIs no longer expire if you confirm every 2 years. Source (Immigration New Zealand)
- New route🇳🇿 New Zealand guide →
Post-Study Work Visa opens to Level 7 graduate diploma holders
If you hold a bachelor's degree and complete a full-time Level 7 graduate diploma in New Zealand, you can get a Post-Study Work Visa of up to 1 year. Source (Immigration New Zealand)
- Deadline🇬🇧 United Kingdom guide →
Last day to apply for a 2-year UK Graduate visa
Graduate visas applied for on or after 1 January 2027 last 18 months instead of 2 years (PhD graduates still get 3 years). Source (GOV.UK)
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