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Does Bain/BCG Dubai/London office sponsor visa application cost for international candidates?

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Ian
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on Mar 27, 2021
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Hi there,

My understanding is yes. That said, it's expensive and time consuming. It absolutely happens, but it is certainly more difficult than if you have working rights.

Good luck!

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Gaurav
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on Mar 27, 2021
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Hello there!

The visa issues often are very delicate question for the companies. Usually, such candidates have low chances to get into the firm. However, I say "usually", not "always". In very rare situations, when your application and your candidature stand out, they might give it a try. 

It also depends on the company. 

Good luck!
GB

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Franco
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on Mar 28, 2021
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Sure! All the offices offer their international candidates both economic and administrative support for their VISA application.

If you are applying for a more senior position (post-MBA or industry expert hire) they usually give also support for your family relocation (e.g. home search and kindergarten)

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on Mar 28, 2021

Of course. If you get an offer, then the companies will pay for the administrative costs to get your working permit.

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Udayan
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on Mar 28, 2021
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Dubai is more likely to sponsor off the cuff (that is not as a transferee) vs London given demand vs supply of talent in the regions. In general a better way to get to the office of your choice is to start where you have the ability to work and then transfer in a couple of years.

Best,

Udayan