These people have been dreaming of going to Pakistan since its formation. When are people going? People were going in the 90s, in the 80s, and they have gone in 2010 as well. This trend is currently growing rapidly.

So, what is the best option for you to choose? People often feel confused about how to proceed. Should you apply for immigration and work? Should you go on a visit visa? Should you apply for a study visa? Let me give you a general idea of your options and which category fits you best.

Categories of Visa Options:

First of all, those who have significant financial resources or run businesses can consider immigration through investment. Many European countries, such as Portugal, Slovenia, Lithuania, and Spain, offer programs where you can gain residency through investment. The minimum investment requirement is around 2 lakh Euros, equivalent to several crores in Pakistani rupees. This investment allows you to support your entire family, and they will receive direct permanent residence.

For High-Net-Worth Individuals:

If you have around Rs. 6 to 7 crores for investment, you can secure permanent residency and a passport.

Next, for individuals without a budget for business, there are two types of candidates. The first type includes educated individuals whose age is between 30 to 40 years. If you want to select a country, Finland, Sweden, Denmark, the Netherlands, Norway, and the UK are viable options. These countries will issue a visa, even with an age difference of up to 40 years. France also offers visas for master’s degree holders.

For Those on a Budget:

If you are younger and looking for a budget-friendly option, consider countries like Lithuania, Latvia, Romania, France, Belgium, and Germany. A study visa is always the best option because it allows you to bring dependents with you. This increases your chances of settling down significantly.

While studying, you can also work part-time. If you find a job after your studies, you can easily settle in your host country. If you have up to 40 years of age and a considerable study gap, Finland, Sweden, or Denmark can provide opportunities to find relevant jobs.

Job Application Process:

Every country has specific websites for job applications. If you apply to at least 50 relevant jobs, you will likely get selected. If you don’t qualify for this category, consider applying for a work visa.

However, be cautious, as there is a lot of fraud in this area. It’s advisable to apply for a technical labor visa, as these countries have a quota for labor requirements. If you apply for general helper positions, you may face challenges and potentially lose a significant amount of money.

Conclusion:

In summary, if you have the financial means, aim for the business category. If not, consider the student study visa, then the work visa. The last option could be a visit visa, but ensure that your profile is strong, with a good travel history and proof of funds.