Which Website is Best For Visa Sponsored Jobs

Looking for a job abroad?

In this blog, we’ll explain:

How to find visa-sponsored jobs online
What websites you can trust (and what to avoid)
Why IFMOSA is different
How to spot scams
The tools professionals use to verify sponsors

You’re not alone — thousands of people search daily for real, visa-sponsored jobs that can open doors to a better life.

But here’s the truth:
Most websites don’t care if the job is real. And most so-called “agents” offering to help?
Scammers. So which website is best for visa sponsored jobs?

We might be biased, but after helping thousands of people connect with real employers abroad…

🟢 IFMOSA.com is one of the best places to find free, visa-sponsored jobs.

We:

Only post verified opportunities
Work directly with companies offering sponsorship
Never ask for fees
Act as your bridge, not a barrier

Use ChatGPT to Assist Your Job Search

Fun fact: Many people found IFMOSA using chat GPT

180 million active users

Be careful of job scams or fake job posts

100s of millions dollars lost due to job scams across the world

Use prompts like “Visa sponsored job in Canada”

💡 Tip: After you find the company, go straight to their official website.
✅ Never apply through WhatsApp
✅ Never trust Telegram “agents”
✅ Never pay fees upfront.

These scammers are in every country so no one is safe.

Apply smart.

Always Use Government Websites

After ChatGPT, your next best tool is simple: government databases.
Why? Because no scammer can fake their way onto these.

Every country keeps an official public list of companies legally allowed to sponsor foreign workers.

🇨🇦 Canada: Search employers on LMIA list

Here you will find LMIA = Labour Market Impact Assessment. Employers must prove they need a foreign worker because no Canadian is available. Look for “Positive LMIA” status & use the site to check if a company has a valid track record

🇦🇺 Australia: 482/186/494 registered sponsors

Australia has different visa categories depending on the job level :

482 is Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) & 186 is Employer Nomination Scheme (permanent)

You can search by company name or industry yhe list is updated monthly by the Department of Home Affairs

🇺🇸 USA: H1B sponsor search and H2B data search

H1B is for high-skilled, specialty roles (engineering, healthcare, IT) This site shows salary, job title, location, and sponsoring company. Data is from real Department of Labour filings. H2B is for hospitality and agriculture work. WATCH OUT for third-party consulting firms — always double-check the end employer

🇬🇧 UK: Skilled Worker sponsor register

UK companies must be registered with the Home Office to sponsor. You can search by company name, sector, or sponsorship type. Focus on “Skilled Worker” or “Global Business Mobility”. File is usually a downloadable Excel sheet — sort it to find new sponsors

Never Pay a Fee to Apply

Here’s a rule you should never break: If they ask for money to apply, it’s probably a scam.

✅ Legit employers pay the visa fees — not you.
✅ A real offer comes after an interview, not before.
✅ Real companies use email and HR portals, not only WhatsApp.

How Scams Happen Around the World

🇰🇪 🇹🇿 🇿🇦 Africa (Kenya, Tanzania, South Africa & Beyond)

In East and Southern Africa, there's a strange trend spreading on TikTok:

Girls dancing in random offices. Shaky camera angles. Vague captions like: “New jobs to Dubai! DM fast!”

Behind the weird dancing trying to seduce victims The victims are asked to pay “processing fees” and commissions — often $1,000 to $10,000 USD.

Some families have sold land or borrowed from loan apps to pay these fake agents — and never got a visa. A dance doesn’t prove credibility. Always verify the agency on your government’s labour export portal.

🇪🇺 Europe (Especially Targeting Africans & Asians)

Scammers pretend to be European employers — usually from Germany, Poland, or the UK.

They:

Send fake contracts on fake company letterheads
Claim to “connect” you to a visa lawyer
Ask for £200–£450 processing fees

Once you pay, they vanish — or send you more fake documents to keep stringing you along. No real employer in Europe charges you a visa fee upfront. It’s usually the employer who handles the sponsorship cost — or it's processed through official government migration programs.

🇮🇳 🇵🇰 South Asia (India & Pakistan)

These scams run like clockwork: Thousands of fake jobs posted on TikTok and LinkedIn. Fake websites cloned to look like embassy portals or big companies. Victims are asked to pay “urgent processing fees” for hotel jobs, cleaner jobs, or driver visas. After they scam you, they delete everything and rebrand under a new name.

🇸🇦 🇦🇪 🇶🇦 Gulf Region (KSA, UAE, Qatar)

The scams here are different —and dangerous. It’s often expats who run the scam inside the country:

They ask for your Iqamah (residence permit) or passport
Then use your ID for SIM fraud, financial scams, or even to sponsor fake workers

📢 IFMOSA has seen cases where innocent job seekers are later blacklisted or fined due to ID misuse.

Never hand over your Iqamah or passport to a stranger — even if they “promise” a new job.

If they say pay now for faster process

Since when does a legit compnay take processing fees from applicants? It is a scam. Run!

If they try to keep your passport

NEVER and I MEAN NEVER hand over or send your passport to agents you should only give your passport to verified governmental officials who work in local immigration or an embassy. These scammers will hold on to your passport until they receive their money in some cases you never get it back.

How to Avoid These Scams (Anywhere You Are)

✅ Never pay upfront for a visa or interview
✅ Always check if the employer is on the official sponsor list
✅ Apply through company websites, not social media DMs
✅ If the offer sounds too good to be true — it is
✅ Use IFMOSA, ChatGPT, and government portals to verify everything
✅ Share this blog with others — knowledge is protection

Consultation fees?

Did you visit a private doctor to be paying fees for consultation what nonsense is this? This is just pure evil preying on job seekers who are desperate. Just avoid and message our team for free advise.

What to Do If You Must Use an Agency

If you’re truly stuck and want to try an agency, here’s how to protect yourself:

Ask if they are government licensed.
Request to see their registration number.
Search for their name on your local government labor/export ministry site.
Ask for the company name that will be hiring you, not just “a job in Dubai.”

If they get defensive or vague — walk away

🎯 Ready to apply for real jobs abroad? Browse our verified visa-sponsored listings now at

No fees. No scams.

Just real opportunities ✅

Thank you for being smart.
The scam industry survives because most people never double-check.
But now that you’ve read this, you won’t fall for it.

If this helped, share it with a friend. Let them see which website is best for visa sponsored jobs. Let’s end job scams together. – Author: Mohamud Osman Founder of IFMOSA