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We help good people cross borders for work.

“Most job boards treat visa sponsorship as a tickbox. We treat it as the entire point — and we stay with you long after the offer letter is signed.”

The short version

We are a small editorial team obsessed with one question: who is actually hiring people from outside the country, right now? We answer it daily, in plain English, and walk you through everything else that follows.

The problem

Looking abroad is a full-time job in itself.

You scroll through twenty job boards. Each one swears it has visa-sponsored roles. You apply to forty. You hear back from three. Two are offshore contracts dressed up as relocation. One stopped sponsoring last quarter and forgot to update the listing.

Then comes the second job: figuring out the country itself. What's the salary floor for a Skilled Worker visa? Will your spouse be allowed to work? Which neighbourhoods take dogs? Where do you even open a bank account before you arrive?

Nobody should have to choose between a career and a continent because the information is too scattered to act on.

What we do

Four things, done seriously.

Hand-vetted listings

Every role is verified against the employer's recent sponsorship history before it goes on the board. No reposts. No expired tickets. No bait-and-switch.

Sponsor intelligence

We track each company's H-1B, Skilled Worker, Blue Card and PR filings — so you know who actually sponsors before you spend an evening on a cover letter.

Country playbooks

Visa thresholds, salary floors, partner rights, taxation, timelines — written by people who've actually moved. Updated quarterly, not crawled monthly.

Settling-in guides

Bank account before you land. School slot before September. GP before flu season. We map the unglamorous parts of relocation so you don't.

✦ The board, as of today

12

Sponsoring countries

1.4K+

Verified employers

92%

Hires offer paid relocation

37d

Median search-to-offer

From search to settled

We walk with you, end to end.

  1. Step 01

    01

    Find

    Filter by country, visa programme and category. Every result is one we'd apply to ourselves.

  2. Step 02

    02

    Apply

    Direct line to the employer — no recruiter middlemen, no scraped redirects.

  3. Step 03

    03

    Negotiate

    Cost-of-living calculators, salary bands, and relocation-package templates so you ask for what you're worth.

  4. Step 04

    04

    Settle

    Your country playbook walks you through landing, paperwork and the first ninety days.

“Three of us moved countries last decade. Each of us spent six months hunting for the same scattered information. We built this so the next person spends six minutes.”

Founders · Berlin · London · Toronto

What we will & won't do

The fine print, in large type.

A subscription buys you access to the catalogue and the guides — not surprises. These are the promises we run the business on.

  • We list the employer's name. Always.

    We don't broker introductions or charge per application.

  • We cite the visa policy on every listing.

    We don't republish jobs from companies that quietly stopped sponsoring.

  • We answer member questions within one working day.

    We don't sell your profile, your CV, or your inbox.

Now hiring · across 12 countries

The next chapter of your career might start three time zones away.

Subscribe and unlock every employer name, every direct apply link, and every country playbook the moment you're ready to move.

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Made by people who’ve packed the boxes.