Graduates from Syria seeking post-study work visas have limited direct options, as Syria lacks widespread international education agreements. However, alternatives exist depending on the country of study.
In Europe, Germany’s 18-month post-study visa allows graduates to seek employment. France offers a one-year renewable APS visa. Canada provides a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) for up to three years. Australia’s Temporary Graduate Visa (subclass 485) permits 2-4 years of work. The UK’s Graduate Route allows two years (three for PhDs).
Syrian graduates must verify specific eligibility criteria, including proof of financial means and valid passports. Consulting immigration experts is advisable for navigating complex requirements.
