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Work Permits

A wide range of Recruitment, Market Research, Business Development and related Consultancy solutions with a common goal of helping your company succeed

Corporate Trainings

Improvement of workplace efficiency, productivity, communication & employee morale.


Team Building

The process of turning a group of individual contributing employees into a cohesive team.


Employment Law

Complex and ever changing, keeping up to date can be a time consuming task.


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Employment in the EU

We provide diverse direct work opportunities in an EU member state. This service is useful for anyone seeking permanent employment in one of the European Union's member countries.

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Working invitation to the EU

We provide a working invitation to the EU countries in the shortest possible time. This service will provide you with a work visa to the EU; it will be useful for people who require an invitation to the European Union.

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Legalization in the EU

This service is useful for people who desire to legalize and become legal residents of the EU. This service will enable you to become a resident of the EU and, eventually, a citizen of the EU.

WORK PERMIT

EU - WORK PERMIT PROCESS

The process and requirements for obtaining a work visa in the European Union (EU) can vary depending on the specific country within the EU that you intend to work in. The EU is composed of member states, each with its own immigration policies and procedures. Please note that immigration policies are subject to change, and it’s essential to check the latest information from the specific country’s official immigration or embassy websites.

However, we can provide you with a general overview of the common steps involved in obtaining a work visa in an EU country:

  1. Job Offer:
    • Typically, you need a job offer from an employer in the EU before applying for a work visa. Some countries may require the employer to demonstrate that they were unable to find a suitable candidate from within the EU before hiring a non-EU national.
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  2. Employer Sponsorship:
    • In many cases, your employer will need to sponsor your visa application. This may involve providing certain documents or proof of their business legitimacy.
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  3. Visa Application:
    • You’ll need to submit a visa application to the appropriate embassy or consulate of the country where you’ll be working. The application form and required documents can vary, but they generally include proof of employment, a valid passport, and possibly a medical certificate.
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  4. Work Permit:
    • Some EU countries require a separate work permit in addition to the visa. The work permit is often issued by the labor or immigration authorities of the specific country.
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  5. Proof of Financial Means:
    • You may be required to provide proof that you have enough financial means to support yourself during your stay in the country.
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  6. Health Insurance:
    • Many EU countries require proof of health insurance coverage for the duration of your stay. Some countries also have specific healthcare requirements for visa applicants.
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  7. Language Requirements:
    • Depending on the country, you may need to demonstrate proficiency in the official language. Some jobs may have specific language requirements.
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  8. Biometric Data:
    • EU countries require the collection of biometric data as part of the visa application process.

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