WORK PERMIT FAQS
It is a contract issued by a licensed Employer or Company in Poland or any other country, properly approved and signed by the government.
- Regular Processing time is on or before 180 days
- Express Processing time is on or before 90 days
Canada, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Germany, Czech Republic, Serbia, Portugal and more.
There are specialist job roles with more requirements and also there are many labour related jobs in the Construction, Manufacturing and Agriculture Sectors.
Salaries information are contained in the Employment Contract that will be sent by the Employer and it is relevant to the country’s minimum wage approved by their government.
- International Passport Data Page,
- Recent CV,
- Highest Educational Qualification,
- Police Character Certificate.
- Work permit, gives you access to a work visa at the respective embassy.
- On arrival to the destination country, you will be given a residency permit that allows you to work for the employer.
- Once you have held your residency permit for 5 years, you will be entitled to permanent residency, which en-route you to citizenship after additional 5 years or less depending on the host country immigration laws.
- A residency permit holder with work privileges means you are contributing to the health Insurance and other Social Insurance schemes available in that country. You will be able to access health care and other benefits.
This varies from countries. For the European union member countries, the work contract or permit holder must first obtain a temporary residency permit (TRP) while in the country before they can bring in their dependants.