Terms and Conditions (According to Polish Labour Law)

1. Age: 18–48 years.
2. Contract: 1-year, renewable by mutual consent.
3. Accommodation: Provided free by the employer.
4. Food: Not provided; employees are responsible for managing their own meals.
5. Insurance: Employer covers all social, health, and pension contributions (ZUS).
6. Medical Exam: Paid and arranged by the employer annually.
7. Working Hours: 8–10 hours/day, 6 days/week.
8. Overtime: Paid as per Polish Labour Code.
9. Salary Tax: All deductions and levies paid by the employer.
10. Leave: 20–26 paid days per year + Polish public holidays.
11. Transport: Provided or reimbursed by the employer.
12. Repatriation:
    • Voluntary resignation – employee pays.
    • Illness/disability – employer pays.
13. Protective Gear: Provided free of charge.
14. Notice Period: Minimum 3 months.

Which documents are required for a Polish work permit?

1. Construction Workers (e.g., Mason, Plumber, Electrician, Helper)

Documents required from the Candidate:

• Passport Copy – Valid for at least 12 months from the date of application.
• CV in European Format – Including education, work experience, and contact details.
• Experience Certificates – Letters or reference certificates proving previous work in construction.
• Educational Certificates – Basic or technical school certificate (if applicable).
• Work Photos/Videos (Optional but Recommended) – Showing practical construction work (bricklaying, plastering, etc.)..

2. Logistics & Warehousing (e.g., Forklift Drivers, Pickers, Packers, Warehouse Staff)

Documents required from the Candidate:

• Passport Copy – With a minimum of 12 months' validity.
• European-format CV – Highlighting warehouse or logistics experience.
• Experience Certificates – Proof of previous work in logistics or warehousing.
• Forklift License (if applying as forklift operator) – Translated into English 

3. Truck Drivers (with CE License )

Documents required from the Candidate:

• Passport Copy – Valid for at least 12 months.
• European-format CV – Clearly mentioning CE license and driving experience.
• Driving License (CE Category) – Must be translated and validated in Poland.
• Driver Qualification Card (Code 95) – If not available, training will be provided in Poland.
• Experience Certificate – Minimum 2 years of truck driving experience (local or international).

Poland Work Permit Processing Time

• Processing Time: Approximately 95 to 120 working days (around 4 to 6 months) from the date the complete application is submitted to the Voivodeship Office.

Terms and Conditions (According to Albanian Labour Law)

1. Age: 18–48 years.
2. Contract: 1-year, renewable by mutual agreement.
3. Accommodation: Provided free or a housing allowance offered.
4. Food: Not provided; meal vouchers or an allowance may be applicable.
5. Insurance: Employer covers social, health, and accident insurance.
6. Medical Exam: Arranged and paid by employer.
7. Working Hours: 8 hours/day, 5–6 days/week.
8. Overtime: Paid 25%–50% extra as per Albanian Labour Code.
9. Salary Tax: Managed and paid by the employer.
10. Leave: 20 paid days/year + Albanian public holidays.
11. Transport: Provided or reimbursed by employer.
12. Repatriation:
    • Resignation – employee pays.
    • Illness/disability – employer pays.
13. Protective Equipment: Provided free of charge by the employer.
14. Notice Period: 1–2 months, depending on position.

2. Documents Required for an Albania Work Permit

From the Candidate

1. Valid Passport Copy – Minimum validity of 12 months from the date of application.
2. European-format CV – Detailing educational background, previous work experience, and skills.
3. Experience Certificates – Minimum 1 year of experience in a relevant field.
4. Educational Certificates – Basic, vocational, or higher education (depending on job type).
5. Passport-size Photographs – With white background.
6. Work Photos/Videos (Optional): Submit a 1–2 minute video showing your work skills and a short self-introduction. Add photos in uniform or while working. This helps employers verify your experience and increases your chances of selection.

3. Work Permit and Visa Processing Time in Albania 

Work Permit and Visa Application:

• Responsible Authority:
  National Employment Service (AKPA) and Ministry of Finance and Economy (MFE).
• Processing Time:
  65 to 95 working days (19–20 weeks) after the employer submits all required documents.
• Notes:
  • The application is filed by the employer in Albania.

Terms and Conditions (According to Serbian Labour Law)

1. Age: 18–48 years.
2. Contract: 1-year, renewable upon mutual agreement.
3. Accommodation: Provided either free of charge or with a housing allowance.
4. Food: Not included; some employers offer a meal allowance.
5. Insurance: Employer covers social, health, and accident insurance.
6. Medical Exam: Conducted and paid by employer.
7. Working Hours: 8–10 hours/day, 5–6 days/week.
8. Overtime: Paid 25%–50% extra per Serbian Labour Code.
9. Salary Tax: Managed and paid by the employer.
10. Leave: 20 paid days/year + Serbian public holidays.
11. Transport: Provided or reimbursed by employer.
12. Repatriation:
    • Resignation – employee pays.
    • Illness/disability – employer pays.
13. Protective Equipment: Provided free of charge by the employer.
14. Notice Period: 1–2 months, depending on job type.

2. Documents Required for Serbia Work Permit

From the Candidate:

1. Valid Passport Copy – Must be valid for at least 12 months from the date of application.
2. European-format CV – Including education, work experience, and skills.
3. Experience Certificates – At least 1 year of relevant work experience (e.g., construction, cleaning, logistics, or driving).
4. Educational Certificates – Basic, vocational, or higher education, depending on job type.
5. Passport-size Photographs – Recent colour photos with a white background.
6. Work Photos/Videos (Optional but Recommended) –
   • 1–2 minute video introducing yourself (name, nationality, experience).
   • Show your workplace or job skills (e.g., bricklaying, cleaning, operating machinery).
   • This helps employers verify authenticity and improve selection chances.

3. Work Permit Processing Time in Serbia

Processing Time:

• Approximately 65 to 95 working days (13–19 weeks) after the employer submits the complete set of documents.

Terms and Conditions (According to Latvian Labour Law)

1. Age: 18–48 years.
2. Contract: 1-year, renewable upon mutual agreement.
3. Accommodation: Provided free or a housing allowance offered.
4. Food: Not included; some employers offer a meal allowance.
5. Insurance: Employer covers social, health, and accident insurance.
6. Medical Exam: Conducted and paid by employer.
7. Working Hours: 8 hours/day, 5–6 days/week.
8. Overtime: Paid 50% extra; 100% on public holidays.
9. Salary Tax: Deducted and paid by the employer.
10. Leave: 20 paid days/year + 11 national holidays.
11. Transport: Provided or reimbursed by employer.
12. Repatriation:
    • Resignation – employee pays.
    • Illness/injury – employer pays.
13. Protective Equipment: Provided free of charge.
14. Notice Period: 1–2 months, depending on position.

2. Documents Required for a Latvia Work Permit

From the Candidate:

1. Valid Passport Copy – Must be valid for at least 12 months from the date of application.
2. European-format CV – Detailing education, skills, and relevant work experience.
3. Experience Certificates – Minimum 1 year of experience in the same or related job field.
4. Educational Certificates – High school or vocational qualification (depending on the job type).
5. Passport-size Photographs – Recent colour photos with a white background.
6. Work Photos/Videos (Optional but Recommended):
   • 1–2 minute self-introduction video (name, nationality, work experience).
   • Show actual work or skill demonstration (construction, logistics, etc.).
   • Increases selection chances by demonstrating real expertise.
7. Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) – Issued within the last 6 months, apostilled or legalised.
8. Medical Fitness Certificate – Issued by an authorised hospital, confirming fitness for employment.

3. Work Permit Processing Time in Latvia

 Work Permit Application:

• Responsible Authority: Office of Citizenship and Migration Affairs (OCMA) and State Employment Agency (SEA).
• Processing Time: Approximately 65 to 95 working days (13–19 weeks) after the employer submits all documents.
• Notes:
  • The employer must confirm the job vacancy with the Latvian Employment Agency (SEA) before applying for a foreign worker.
  • All foreign documents must be translated into Latvian by a certified translator.

1. Terms and Conditions (According to Moldovan Labour Law)

1. Age: 18–48 years.
2. Contract: 1-year, renewable upon mutual agreement.
3. Accommodation: Provided free by the employer.
4. Food is not included; a meal allowance may be offered.
5. Insurance: Employer covers all social, health, and accident insurance.
6. Medical Exam: Conducted and paid by employer.
7. Working Hours: 8 hours/day, 5–6 days/week.
8. Overtime: Paid 25%–50% extra per Moldovan Labour Code.
9. Salary Tax: Managed and paid by the employer.
10. Leave: 20 paid days/year + official public holidays.
11. Transport: Provided or reimbursed by employer.
12. Repatriation:
    • Resignation – employee pays.
    • Illness/disability – employer pays.
13. Protective Equipment: Provided free of charge.
14. Notice Period: 1–2 months, depending on job role.

2. Documents Required for Moldova Work Permit

From the Candidate:

1. Valid Passport Copy – Minimum 12 months validity from the date of application.
2. European-format CV – Clearly outlining education, employment history, and professional skills.
3. Experience Certificates – Minimum 1 year of experience in a relevant field (e.g., construction, logistics, hospitality).
4. Educational Certificates – Secondary, vocational, or technical qualifications, depending on the job.
5. Passport-size Photographs – Two recent colour photos with a white background.
6. Work Photos/Videos (Optional but Recommended):
   • A 1–2 minute video with self-introduction (name, nationality, years of experience).
   • Short clips showing real work performance (e.g., welding, cleaning, packing).
   • Helps employers verify authenticity and speed up approval.
7. Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) – Issued within the last 6 months, apostilled or legalised.

3. Work Permit and Visa Processing Time in Moldova

 Work Permit Application

• Responsible Authority:
  • Bureau for Migration and Asylum (BMA) under the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Moldova.
• Processing Time:
  • Approximately 65 to 95 working days (13–19 weeks) after submission of all required documents.
• Notes:
  • The employer must apply for the work permit on behalf of the foreign worker.
  • All documents issued abroad must be translated into Romanian and legalised or apostilled.

1. Terms and Conditions (According to Bulgarian Labour Law)

1. Age Requirement: 21–42 years (recommended)
2. Category: Single Work and Residence Permit ( Long-Term)
3. Contract Duration: 6–12 months (extendable depending on employer)
4. Salary: €700–€1,200 per month (net, depending on position), overtime extra
5. Accommodation: Provided by employer (maximum 3 persons per room)
6. Food/Meal: Food vouchers provided (as per employer policy)
7. Work Clothing & Tools: Provided by employer
8. Insurance: Health insurance required before visa; employer takes over after arrival
9. Working Hours: 8 hours/day, 5 days/week (standard 40-hour week)
10. Overtime: Paid separately according to the Bulgarian Labour Code
11. Tax: Deducted as per Bulgarian tax regulations
12. Annual Leave: As per Bulgarian Labour Law
13. Transportation (Work–Accommodation): Covered by employer (if applicable)
14. Sick Leave/Medical: According to Bulgarian labour and social security regulations
15. Bonuses/Overtime Pay: Based on employer policy and performance
16. Termination: As per the employment contract and the Bulgarian Labour Code
17. Place of Work: Bulgaria (location depends on employer)
18. Employment Period: Depending on job category (seasonal or long-term)

2. Documents Required for a Bulgarian Work Permit

1. Valid passport (minimum 3 years validity recommended)
2. Signed employment contract
3. Criminal Record Certificate (for work abroad or Bulgarian, Apostilled)
4. Educational diploma (notarised and Apostilled, mandatory for drivers)
5. Passport-size photos
6. Proof of professional experience (if required)
7. Health insurance (minimum 6 months for visa stage)

3. Work Permit Processing Time in Bulgaria

Work Permit (Employer Side)

• Authority: Bulgarian Employment Agency
• Processing Time: 2–3 months (approximately 90 Work days), depending on state authorities
• Validity: Based on employment contract (seasonal or long-term)

Visa (Type D – Long Stay Visa)

• Authority: Bulgarian Embassy / VFS Global
• Processing Time: 3–6 weeks (15–30 working days), depending on embassy workload
• Validity: 6–12 months (based on permit type)

Upon arrival, the worker must apply for a Residence Card and register with the National Revenue Agency (NRA).

Note: Final salary depends on recognition status, employer, region, and professional experience.

General Requirements

• German Language: B1–B2 Level (Goethe, TELC, or ÖSD)
• Education: Bachelor’s Degree or Diploma in a relevant healthcare field
• Experience: Minimum one year of professional experience (for doctors and specialists)
• Documentation: Valid passport and a complete set of required documents

Benefits Provided

• Free flight tickets provided by the employer
• Assistance with accommodation arrangements
• Comprehensive health insurance and social security coverage
• Paid annual leave and professional training opportunities
• Family reunification: spouse and children eligible for dependent visas

Key Requirements for a German Job or Work Permit

General Healthcare Professions

Applicable to nurses, physiotherapists, ergotherapists, midwives, and technicians.

Required Documents:

• Passport valid for at least six months after planned entry
• Birth certificate (original and certified copy issued within six months)
• A diploma or a degree certificate in a relevant healthcare field
• Transcript of records (subjects, modules, and grades)
• German language certificate (B1 from Goethe, TELC, or ÖSD, not older than two years)
• Police clearance certificate (issued within the last six months)
• Medical fitness certificate (issued within the previous three months)
• Curriculum vitae (tabular format, signed and dated in English or German)
• Passport photo (biometric format, not older than three months)
• Power of attorney authorising the German company to handle recognition and visa procedures

Additional or Helpful Documents

• Professional licence or registration in the home country
• Work certificates or reference letters
• Vaccination records (Hepatitis B, COVID-19)
• Certified translations of all documents not in English or German

Doctors / Physicians

Required Documents:

• Passport valid for at least six months after planned entry
• Birth certificate (original and certified copy)
• Medical degree certificate, including university diploma and full transcript
• License to practice or registration certificate authorising the right to practice medicine in the home country.
• Certificate of Good Standing issued by the Medical Council confirming good professional conduct
• German language certificate (B2 General German – Goethe), not older than two years
• Police clearance certificate issued within the last six months
• Medical fitness certificate issued within the previous three months
• Curriculum vitae (tabular format, signed and dated)
• Power of attorney authorising the German company to handle recognition and visa procedures

Additional / Helpful Documents

• Detailed course description or university curriculum
• Internship or hospital work records
• Employment references or recommendation letters
• Marriage or name-change certificate, if applicable
• Certified translations for all non-German or non-English documents

General Notes

• All documents must be provided as certified copies
• All non-German or non-English documents must have certified German translations