Work Visa Assistance

Your Gateway to Global Career Opportunities

At SilverFern Edu, we specialize in helping professionals secure work visas for countries like the USA, Canada, Australia, the UK, and New Zealand. Whether you're seeking an H-1B, Work Permit, or Skilled Migration visa, our experts will guide you through every step.

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A work visa opens doors to international experience, higher earnings, and global career growth. Let SilverFern Edu handle the complex immigration process while you focus on your professional future.

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Why Choose SilverFern Edu for Your Work Visa?

We combine immigration expertise with career-focused guidance to maximize your chances of approval.

Visa Specialists

Our team stays current with changing immigration laws across all major work destinations, ensuring your application meets the latest requirements.

Career-Centric Approach

We align your visa strategy with your long-term career goals, whether you're seeking temporary work or permanent residency.

High Success Rate

Our meticulous documentation and preparation process results in a 95% approval rate for qualified applicants.

Employer Liaison

We assist with employer documentation and Labor Condition Applications (LCAs) when required for visa sponsorship.

Work Visa Process Explained

Navigating work visa requirements can be complex. Here's how we simplify it:

1

Eligibility Assessment

We evaluate your qualifications, work experience, and job offer against destination country requirements.

USA: H-1B Canada: Work Permit Australia: 482 Visa
2

Document Preparation

Common requirements include:

  • Valid job offer/employment contract
  • Educational credentials evaluation
  • Proof of work experience
  • Labor market test results (if applicable)
  • Police clearance certificates
3

Application Submission

Our team handles form completion (e.g., DS-160 for H-1B), fee payments, and scheduling biometric appointments.

4

Employer Coordination

For employer-sponsored visas, we guide both you and your employer through the process, including:

  • Labor Certification (PERM)
  • Prevailing wage determinations
  • Employer documentation
5

Interview Preparation

We conduct mock interviews focusing on common questions:

  • "Describe your job responsibilities"
  • "Why were you selected over local candidates?"
  • "What are your long-term plans?"
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Popular Work Visa Categories

We assist with various types of employment visas across top destinations

Australia

  • 482 TSS: Temporary Skill Shortage
  • 186 ENS: Employer Nomination Scheme
  • 189/190: Skilled Independent visas
  • Global Talent: High-performing individuals

Canada

  • Express Entry: Federal Skilled Workers
  • PNP: Provincial Nominee Program
  • ICT: Intra-company Transfers
  • Global Talent Stream: Tech Fast-track

New Zealand

  • Accredited Employer: Sponsored work visa
  • Essential Skills: For in-demand jobs
  • Skilled Migrant Category: Permanent residency path

United Kingdom

  • Skilled Worker: Main visa for employment
  • Health & Care: Medical professionals
  • Scale-up: High-growth companies
  • Global Talent: Leaders in tech & academia

Germany

  • Skilled Immigration Act: For qualified workers
  • EU Blue Card: High-income professionals
  • Job Seeker Visa: 6-month job search stay

Common Work Visa Challenges We Solve

Professional visa applications face unique hurdles we help overcome

Job Offer Requirements

Many work visas require a valid job offer. We help ensure the offer meets salary, benefits, and labor market testing requirements.

Educational Credentials

Foreign degrees often need evaluation. We assist with credential assessments and equivalency determinations.

Labor Certifications

Processes like PERM in the US require proving no qualified local candidates. We guide employers through recruitment documentation.

Visa Caps & Quotas

For capped visas like H-1B, we develop alternative strategies and backup plans to maximize your chances.

Work Visa FAQs

Answers to common questions about work visas

Duration varies by visa type and country. H-1B visas are initially valid for 3 years (extendable to 6), while Canadian work permits may be issued for 1-4 years depending on the job offer.

Most countries allow spouses and children to accompany work visa holders. Spouses may receive work authorization in some cases (like H-4 EAD in the US or open work permits in Canada).

Many work visas can lead to PR (like EB visas in the US or Express Entry in Canada). We'll advise on the best immigration pathway based on your long-term goals.

This depends on the visa type. Some (like H-1B) allow job changes with a new petition, while others (like L-1) are employer-specific. We'll explain portability rules for your specific visa.

Success Stories

Professionals who achieved their global career dreams with our help

SilverFern's guidance was invaluable for my H-1B application. They caught issues in my Labor Condition Application that could have caused delays.

Rahul Mehta
Rahul Mehta
Software Engineer, California

After two Express Entry rejections, SilverFern helped me improve my CRS score and submit a flawless application. Now working in Toronto!

Priya Desai
Priya Desai
Financial Analyst, Toronto

The mock interviews prepared me perfectly for my Australian TSS visa interview. The officer asked exactly the questions we practiced!

Arjun Kapoor
Arjun Kapoor
Project Manager, Sydney