Gibraltar: Closely tied to the UK system, Gibraltar offers a unique “Small State” advantage. International students at the University of Gibraltar benefit from a high employment rate (90%+) within 6 months. While post-study rules are specific, the territory’s focus on iGaming and FinTech means graduates are often sponsored directly by local firms.
India: While traditionally a “sender” country, India’s 2026 Study in India (SII) initiative has made it easier for international students to get visas. While work rights during study are limited, the “Academic-Industry Linkage” permits allow international students to take on internships and project work in India’s massive IT and manufacturing sectors, often leading to roles in global MNCs based in Bangalore or Hyderabad
