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Last updated 29 September 2026Figures checked against official sources, listed at the end

Post-study work rights by country

CountryAfter a master’s
UKGraduate Route: 2 years if you apply before 1 January 2027, then 18 months
AustraliaSubclass 485: 2 years after a coursework master’s, 3 after research
CanadaPGWP up to 3 years
USA12 months OPT, plus 24 for STEM
Germany18 months to find qualified work
IrelandStamp 1G up to 24 months
New ZealandPost-Study Work Visa up to 3 years
Finland2 years to look for work
JapanUp to 1 year job-hunting status
MalaysiaGraduate Pass does not list Bangladesh

Scholarships that suit graduates

AwardKey condition
Chevening (UK)2 years’ work (2,800 hours) after your degree; 3 course choices
DAAD EPOS (Germany)2 years’ work; development-related courses
Fulbright (USA)2 years’ experience; IELTS 7.0 or TOEFL 90
GOI-IES (Ireland)€10,000 plus fee waiver for 1 year
MEXT (Japan)Research students under 35; April to May recruitment

Visa outlook for Bangladeshi graduates

  • UK: about 26% of Bangladeshi sponsored study applications were refused in late 2025 to early 2026.
  • Australia: roughly 45% to 51% refused in early 2026.
  • Canada: about 64% of study permits refused in 2025.
  • Germany: the Dhaka embassy reports a wait of over 27 months without a German or EU scholarship.

These numbers change. Build a plan with more than one country where you can.

Official sources

These are dated editorial checks, not a live data feed. Recheck the original page before applying or paying.

About this guide. Researched by the Student Visa From Bangladesh editorial team from the official sources listed above and last checked on 29 September 2026. We are not a university or a government agency, and admission and visa outcomes are never guaranteed. Read our editorial policy.