Migrating as Unskilled Worker to US, Canada, or Australia

To migrate to the US, Canada, or Australia as an unskilled worker with full visa sponsorship from Nigeria:

1. United States:

• H-2B Visa: For non-agricultural seasonal or temporary unskilled work.

• EB-3 Visa: Unskilled workers can apply for permanent residency under the EB-3 category through an employer willing to sponsor.

• Look for employers that are part of the H-2B or EB-3 visa programs, often in industries like hospitality, agriculture, or construction.

2. Canada:

• Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP): Allows employers to sponsor foreign workers for temporary jobs in unskilled positions.

• Provincial Nominee Program (PNP): Some provinces have streams for unskilled workers, especially in agriculture or caregiving.

• Employers can offer sponsorship through job offers listed on Job Bank Canada or through specific recruitment agencies.

3. Australia:

• Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) Visa (subclass 482): For unskilled workers in industries like hospitality, agriculture, or trades.

• Working Holiday Visa: For younger workers, typically aged 18-30, to work in unskilled jobs on a temporary basis.

• Employers can sponsor you, especially in rural or regional areas where there is a demand for unskilled labor.

Tips:

• Research companies and recruitment agencies in these countries that regularly sponsor foreign workers.

• Register on job boards like Indeed, Seek (Australia), or LinkedIn, and filter for visa sponsorship opportunities.

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