Why Apply for a European Work Visa?

•  Europe offers more than 500,000 job vacancies across diverse industries, including healthcare, logistics, IT, construction, agriculture, and hospitality.
•  Attractive salary ranges depending on the country, with annual earnings generally between €14,000 and €30,000.
•  Standard working hours of around 40 hours per week, including paid holidays and overtime protections.
•  Access to excellent healthcare and social security systems.
•  Affordable housing options in both larger cities and smaller communities.
•  Experience Europe’s rich cultural heritage, historical sites, and high living standards.

Common Types of European Work Permits for Non-EU Citizens

Types of Work Permits

1. General Employment Permit — for skilled workers with a job offer
2. Seasonal Work Permit — for short-term roles in agriculture, tourism, or hospitality (6–9 months)
3. EU Blue Card — for highly qualified workers in fields like IT, engineering, or healthcare
4. Intra-Company Transfer Permit — for employees relocating within international companies
5. Freelancer/Self-Employment Visa — for entrepreneurs and freelancers

Temporary Residence & Work Permit in Europe

•  Allows you to live and work legally in Europe
•  Typically valid for 1–3 years and renewable
•  Connected to a specific employer or role
•  Can potentially lead to permanent residence or citizenship