Built on an employer's demand

Work abroad

Routes for working abroad, where the demand is, what it costs, and how to check an offer.

Routes on this path
8
Countries
8
Verified job
9
Occupation guides
8

Steps on the work path

1. Verify

Enter a verification ID, an agency licence, or paste the message. We compare it against verified records — and tell you what we could not check.

2. Know the cost

Who pays what, who receives it, under which rule, and whether it is refundable — every line separately. No hidden fees.

3. Apply through the right channel

Which route is open to you is computed from versioned rules and official sources. When we cannot be sure, we say "we don't know" instead of guessing.

4. Pay step by step

Money moves through a licensed financial institution and is released only against a verified milestone. Every payment leaves a receipt.

Routes on this path

Each critical claim shows its source and review state. Development records remain labelled until a human reviewer publishes them.

Qatar

Qatar — employer-sponsored work route

A registered Qatari employer issues a demand, a licensed Bangladeshi agency processes it, and the worker travels with a contract and a work permit.

Employer sponsorship required
Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia — employer-sponsored work route

The employer establishment must be compliant, the contract is recorded digitally, and the occupation may require a recognised qualification.

Employer sponsorship required
Singapore

Singapore — Work Permit (construction sector)

Sector, source-country eligibility, quota/levy and employer eligibility must all line up.

Limited
Malaysia

Malaysia — Temporary Employment Pass

Employer quota approval, source-country and sector permission, entry visa, and a post-arrival medical follow in sequence.

Temporarily paused
South Korea

South Korea — Employment Permit System (E-9)

Testing, worker pool, employer selection and contract all run through the official system — no broker can change that selection.

Government programme
Japan

Japan — Specified Skilled Worker (construction field)

A field-specific skills test and a Japanese-language requirement, with employer and support-organisation obligations.

Employer sponsorship required
Germany

Germany — skilled worker with recognised qualification

Recognition of the Bangladeshi qualification, an occupation-dependent German level, an employer contract, and a visa application at the mission.

Open
United Kingdom

United Kingdom — Skilled Worker

A Certificate of Sponsorship from an approved sponsor, an eligible occupation, salary rules and an English requirement.

Employer sponsorship required

How migration fraud works

Fake job demands, being sold work on a visit visa, and a contract that changes at the last moment.

Do not pay anyone outside this process.

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