Studying abroad is rarely the end of the plan. Here is how the post-study and work pathways actually work in the main destinations.
The Graduate Route (UK), Optional Practical Training (USA), the Temporary Graduate subclass 485 (Australia), the 18-month job-seeking permit (Germany) and equivalent routes elsewhere.
General requirements — points systems, qualifying work periods, and what applicants commonly get wrong — explained plainly for each country.
What to keep, what deadlines matter, and how a small paperwork error at the wrong moment becomes an expensive problem.
Gaps in study, breaching work-hour limits, missing reporting requirements and letting a status lapse.
If a route is unrealistic for your profile, we say so early — before you spend money on a plan that cannot work.
Rules and quotas change. We base advice on current published requirements, not last cycle's.
Where you are now, and what limits apply.
Which pathways are realistically open to you.
Documents, timelines and what to do before each step.
Compliance checks as your status changes.
Book a free consultation and get an honest read on the routes open to you.