Food industry and accounting also saw high demand for visas
Almost a third of worker visas granted on the Isle of Man over an eight-month period in 2024 were for staff in health and care roles.
A total of 651 work visas were issued between April and November last year, with more than 200 for those in the medical and care sectors.
It included 85 for care workers and home carers, 63 for nurses, 24 for medical practitioners and 16 for nursing auxiliaries and assistants.
There was also high demand for visas in the food industry, with 65 for chefs, 27 for kitchen and catering assistants and 19 for waiters and waitresses.
41 work visas were issued to chartered and certified accountants, with 33 for programmers and software developers.
'No plans for Isle of Man store' says supermarket
Thieves make off with haul of power tools and equipment
Garff Commissioners hopes to refurbish Laxey Prom play area and public toiletsÂ