Several countries offer startup visas to graduates, encouraging innovation and entrepreneurship. Canada’s Startup Visa Program requires a qualifying business, support from a designated organization, and meeting language and financial criteria. The UK’s Innovator Visa targets experienced entrepreneurs with viable business ideas endorsed by approved bodies.
Germany provides the Freelancer Visa and EU Blue Card, facilitating startup ventures for graduates. Australia’s Temporary Graduate Visa (subclass 485) allows graduates to stay and explore entrepreneurial opportunities. New Zealand’s Entrepreneur Work Visa is another option for graduates with a solid business plan. Each program has specific eligibility requirements, so thorough research is essential.
