Welcome to Scotland Quite possibly the best small country on the planet. Compact but brimming with possibility. Scotland is yours to discover, enjoy and expand your career horizons in our exceptional towns and cities. Read moreabout Welcome to Scotland
Finding a job in Scotland We know moving to another country is a big change for all the family. Are you moving to Scotland with your partner and looking for work in an area not covered elsewhere on the site, perhaps as a teacher, healthcare worker or academic? Here is some helpful advice and information to help you find your dream job here too.
Scotland works for me The best thing about Scotland is the people. They are really friendly and outgoing, and make you feel very welcome. Anne Hett, German National, Living and Working in Scotland Read more about Anne Hett, German National, Living and Working in Scotland It's a beautiful country with exciting job opportunities. I’ve been able to develop my career and start a family. Joanna Stanko, Polish National, Living and Working in Scotland Read more about Joanna Stanko, Polish National, Living and Working in Scotland I have a rewarding job and a top quality life in exceptional surroundings. My family and I have never been happier. Tim Lloyd, English National, Living and Working in Scotland Read more about Tim Lloyd, English National, Living and Working in Scotland There are so many wonderful restaurants. And when I’m longing for the taste of home, there are some good Greek ones too! Theodora Vlachopoulou, Greek National, Living and Working in Scotland Read more about Theodora Vlachopoulou, Greek National, Living and Working in Scotland We're here to help Have questions about visas and immigration? Get answers. Coming to Scotland as a non-European Economic Area or non-Swiss national Coming to Scotland as European Economic Area or Swiss national Staying in Scotland as a European Economic Area (EEA) or Swiss national Staying in Scotland after your studies Bringing my family to Scotland: Rules Prior to 31 December 2020 Settling and becoming a British citizen