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AGC TRAVEL & TOURS • WORK & RELOCATION
Work abroad.
Build what's next.
Explore international work and relocation pathways, understand the preparation involved and plan your move with practical support from AGC.
Employment decisions, work permits and immigration decisions remain with employers and the relevant authorities. AGC's role is to help clients understand and prepare for the process.
WORK & RELOCATION
A move built around your goals.
Your profession, experience, destination and personal circumstances all matter. Start by understanding the available pathway before committing money or making major relocation decisions.
Work abroad
Explore employment-related pathways and the preparation involved in moving to another country for work. Requirements can differ substantially by destination, occupation, employer and immigration route.
Relocation support
Once your route is established, AGC can support practical preparation such as documentation organisation, travel planning and arrival preparation where arranged.
EXPLORE DESTINATIONS
Where are you looking to work?
Destination profiles are the starting point for understanding the types of employment and relocation pathways that may be available. Route-specific requirements must always be checked against the current official authority.
01 • Gulf
United Arab Emirates
Explore employment and relocation considerations for professionals and workers considering the UAE.
Destination profile 02 • EuropeUnited Kingdom
Explore work-related pathways, preparation requirements and relocation considerations for the UK.
Destination profile 03 • EuropeGermany
Explore skilled-work and employment-related routes and the preparation involved before relocation.
Destination profile 04 • North AmericaCanada
Explore employment, skilled-worker and relocation considerations for Canada.
Destination profile 05 • OceaniaAustralia
Explore work and relocation considerations for applicants planning an international move to Australia.
Destination profile 06 • EuropeIreland
Explore employment and relocation considerations for professionals considering Ireland.
Destination profile
Important:
The destination list is a starting catalogue, not a statement
that every route is available to every applicant. AGC should
confirm the applicable route and current requirements before
presenting a client with destination-specific advice.
WORK PATHWAYS
Start with the kind of move you want.
Different applicants arrive at the work-abroad process from different starting points. These categories help organise the conversation before a specific route is researched.
Looking for work
You are exploring destinations and employment options before committing to a particular employer or route.
Start with the finder →Skilled professional
You have professional qualifications or experience and want to investigate destinations where your profile may be relevant.
Prepare your profile →Graduate / early career
You are building your first international career and need to understand which destinations and employment pathways are worth researching.
Explore your starting point →Family relocation
You are considering an international move where family circumstances form part of the planning process.
See the preparation →Relocation planning
Your work route is already established and you now need practical preparation for travel and arrival.
Plan the move →PREPARE YOUR PROFILE
Start getting your documents organised.
Exact requirements depend on the destination, occupation, employer and route. These are useful documents to begin organising before a route-specific checklist is prepared.
Passport
Keep a valid passport and make sure your personal details are consistent across your documents.
CV / Resume
Prepare a clear employment history, skills summary and contact information.
Qualifications
Gather academic certificates, professional qualifications and relevant training records.
Employment records
Keep experience letters, contracts or other employment evidence where relevant to your route.
Identity records
Prepare supporting identity and civil documents that may be requested for the specific application.
Language evidence
Where a route requires language evidence, keep relevant test results or supporting documents available.
Financial documents
Keep relevant financial evidence ready where the selected route requires proof of funds or financial capacity.
Family documents
If relocating with family, organise relevant relationship and identity documents early.
FIND YOUR STARTING POINT
Tell us where you are starting from.
Answer three quick questions and tell us which documents you already have ready. Your selections will be carried into your work enquiry so AGC can see the full picture from the beginning.
Your work profile
Select the option that best describes your situation. This is a starting point for discussion, not an eligibility assessment.
Which documents do you already have ready?
Select all that apply.
Choose your goal, field and destination, then select the
documents you already have.
CONTINUE TO WORK ENQUIRY →
Your selections will be carried into the enquiry form.
THE AGC JOURNEY
From first question to moving day.
The exact process changes by destination and route, but the planning journey can be organised into clear stages.
Tell us your goals
Share your profession, experience, destination preference, employment situation and relocation plans.
Research the route
Identify the relevant destination, employment pathway, documents and current official requirements.
Prepare the application
Organise the information and supporting documents required for the selected route.
Prepare to travel
Once the relevant approvals and arrangements are in place, plan flights, departure and practical relocation matters.
Prepare for arrival
Where arranged, AGC can provide practical guidance for the first stage of the move and arrival.
WHAT AGC CAN SUPPORT
Support beyond the paperwork.
Our role is to help organise the journey and make the practical preparation clearer. Employment and immigration decisions remain with employers and authorities.
01
Route research
Help organise the information needed to understand a potential destination and route.
02
Document preparation
Help keep supporting documents and application information organised.
03
Travel planning
Coordinate practical travel planning around your move, where arranged.
04
Relocation preparation
Help you think through the practical first stage of an international move.
05
Enquiry support
Give us your situation and destination so the next step can be discussed around your circumstances.
06
Pre-departure planning
Organise the final practical details before departure once the relevant arrangements are in place.
FAQ
Good questions before a big move.
Does AGC guarantee a job?
No. AGC can help you understand routes and prepare,
but employment decisions belong to employers and
recruitment processes.
Does AGC guarantee a work visa?
No. AGC can provide preparation and guidance, but visa
and immigration decisions remain with the relevant
government authority.
Can I start without a job offer?
That depends on the destination and the particular
immigration route. Some pathways may involve an
employer first, while others may have different
requirements. The applicable route must be checked
before proceeding.
Do I need a degree to work abroad?
Not necessarily. Requirements depend on the occupation,
destination, employer and immigration route. Qualifications
and experience should be assessed against the specific
route rather than treated as a universal requirement.
Can AGC help with flights and relocation?
Yes, where arranged, AGC can assist with practical travel
planning and arrival preparation.
Can my family be part of the relocation plan?
Family arrangements depend on the destination and route.
Tell AGC about your family circumstances so the relevant
requirements can be researched for the pathway being considered.
Not sure where to start?
Tell AGC what you do, where you want to go and what kind of move you are considering. We can help identify the information you need to explore next.
Start a Work Enquiry