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Ireland offers something similar. You aren't guaranteed to find a job, but they give you the chance. If you are non-EU/EEA, you can remain for up to 6 months after completing a degree. You are allowed to work during that time, but in the end, you must secure a work permit/green card or you have to leave at the end of those 6 months. With the right degree and internships, it shouldn't be too much of a problem to remain.joesoap101 wrote:Also, Canada has recently made it much more favourable because they now allow international students who graduate in Canada to work there.