Key insights

• ⚖️ Tutorial on identifying companies to sponsor your visa abroad, Global brands embracing diversity and inclusion, Companies have various job roles beyond tech positions
• 🌍 Amazon and Google hire across various industries and sectors, Companies offer roles beyond their primary industry, Focus on finding roles that match your skills and interests, regardless of industry
• 🗺️ Explore companies and roles that fit your skills and apply for jobs, Each country has its own immigration process and list of sponsored employers for work visas, The UK has a user-friendly website with a list of sponsored employers for visa sponsorship
• 🔍 Search for UK employers based on location or company's name, Use uktrsponsor.com to check UK company's visa sponsorship license, Find accredited employers for New Zealand on the official website, Some countries may not have a list of sponsors or accredited employers
• 📑 List of accredited employers helps find job opportunities for visa sponsorship, Research companies from the list and apply through their career pages, Global brands like Mastercard, Nestle, Amazon, Microsoft, and Google have branches in many countries and can sponsor visas for job positions
• 🏢 Big companies like Amazon hire international talent for various positions such as IT, accounting, and health and safety management, Competition for jobs at these companies is very high due to their popularity and reputation, Getting a job at these companies is tough, so persistence is key for those interested in applying, Check the links in the description for more information and application process

Q&A

• Is it difficult to get a job at big companies like Amazon?

  Working for big companies like Amazon can be challenging due to high competition. While they hire international talent for various positions, competition for jobs at these companies is very high due to their popularity and reputation. It's advised not to give up easily if interested and to check the links in the video description for more information and the application process.

• Which global brands are mentioned in the video for potential visa sponsorship?

  The video mentions global brands like Mastercard, Nestle, Amazon, Microsoft, and Google, emphasizing that these companies have branches in many countries and can sponsor visas for job positions. It's suggested that a list of accredited employers can help viewers find job opportunities for visa sponsorship in various countries, including the Netherlands.

• Where can one check if a UK company has a visa sponsorship license?

  To check if a UK company has a visa sponsorship license, viewers can use the website uktr sponsor.com. Additionally, for New Zealand, one can find accredited employers on the official website. However, it's noted that some countries may not have a list of sponsors or accredited employers.

• How can one find a list of sponsored employers for visa sponsorship?

  Viewers are advised to explore companies and roles that fit their skills and interests and apply for jobs. Each country has its own immigration process and a list of sponsored employers for work visas. For example, the UK provides a user-friendly website with a list of sponsored employers for visa sponsorship.

• Do companies like Amazon and Google only hire for tech positions?

  No, companies like Amazon and Google hire across various industries and sectors. They offer a wide range of positions, not limited to tech roles. Viewers are encouraged to focus on finding roles that match their skills and interests, regardless of industry.

• What kind of tutorial does the video provide?

  The video offers a tutorial on identifying companies to sponsor your visa abroad, global brands embracing diversity and inclusion, and the availability of various job roles beyond tech positions.

• 00:00 If you're interested in traveling abroad or finding companies to sponsor your visa, this video provides a tutorial on identifying such companies and global brands that embrace diversity and inclusion. It also clarifies that many companies have a variety of job roles beyond tech positions.
• 01:23 You should not limit yourself to industry-specific roles as companies like Amazon and Google hire for a wide range of positions across various sectors. Look for roles that match your skills and interests, regardless of the industry.
• 02:38 You need to explore companies and roles that fit your skills and apply for jobs. Different countries have their own immigration processes and lists of sponsored employers for work visas. The UK has a user-friendly website providing a list of sponsored employers for visa sponsorship.
• 03:54 You can search for employers in different UK cities and towns based on location or company's name. Use uktr sponsor.com to check if a UK company has a visa sponsorship license. For New Zealand, search for accredited employers on the official website. Some countries may not have a list of sponsors or accredited employers.
• 05:06 A list of accredited employers can help you find job opportunities for visa sponsorship in various countries, including the Netherlands. Global brands like Mastercard, Nestle, Amazon, Microsoft, and Google have branches in many countries and can sponsor visas for job positions.
• 06:34 Working for big companies like Amazon can be challenging due to high competition. They hire international talent for various positions but getting a job there is tough. Check the links in the description for more information and don't give up easily if you're interested.