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Work in Denmark

Work in Denmark is the first step to a successful career.

The cost of a full employment package, with a work contract for 2 years, is €1450 .
Work in Norway

Employers offer high salaries from €20.5/hour.

The cost of a full employment package, with a work contract for 2 years, is €1600.
Work in Ireland

The Irish employment program allows you to move to Europe and live an independent life and work legally.

The cost of a full employment package, with a work contract for 2 years, is 1100 Euro.
Work in Canada

Working in Canada is the first step to improving your life.

The cost of a full employment package, with a work contract for 3 years is €1900.

Total cost of employment:

  • Canada - 1900€ (3 year contract with possibility of extension, work visa valid for 3 years)
  • Denmark - 1450€ (contract 2 year with possibility of extension, visa type D valid for 1 year)
  • Norway - 1600€ (2 year contract with possibility of extension, work visa valid for 2 years)
  • Ireland - 1100€ (2 year contract with possibility of extension, work visa valid for 2 years)
Our company does not provide sponsored employment but provides promising vacancies with high wages and excellent conditions for our clients!

This is the amount required to complete all documents, and includes all taxes, fees (including visa and embassy taxes) and insurance. For the purpose of guarantees and safety of our clients, we enter into official contracts with all clients and there we guarantee that we do not charge any additional payments!!!

Ireland work visa

Before a visa-subject foreign national can apply for the Ireland work visa, they have to first find a job in Ireland and then apply for an Ireland work permit from the Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation (DBEI).
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General Employment Permit

This Irish employment permit is issued to professions which do not qualify for the Critical Skills permit. There is no list of eligible occupations under the General Employment permit. You can apply for this type of Ireland employment permit under any profession, unless it is included in the list of “Ineligible Categories of Employment for Employment Permits”.

Dependant/Partner/Spouse Employment Permits

These types of permits are issued to spouses, partners, or other dependents of a Critical Skills Employment Permit Holder.
If you receive an Ireland employment permit as the dependent, spouse, or partner of a Critical Skills Employment holder, you can work in any profession, even those on the ineligible occupations list, except as a domestic operative. Your application will also be free of charge.


Intra-Company Transfer Employment Permit

The Ireland Intra-Company Transfer Employment Permit is issued to foreign workers who want to transfer to the Irish branch of a company they are already employed in. It is available to senior management, key personnel or trainees.

Internship Employment Permit

The Ireland Internship Employment Permit allows full-time foreign students who are enrolled in a third level educational institution outside Ireland to come to Ireland and gain work experience.
An Internship employment permit is issued for only 12 months and it cannot be renewed.


Contract for Services Employment Permit

The Ireland Contract for Services Employment Permit is issued to foreign workers who are still employed by a foreign company, but who come to Ireland to work on behalf of their employer, who has been contracted by an Irish national.

Poland work visa

Types of work visas in Poland

Because Poland is a member of the European Union (EU), citizens of other EU, the European Economic Areas (EEA) member states, and Switzerland do not need a permit to work there. Most other individuals will need a visa to stay in the country as well as a permit to work.
There are several types of visas available for non-EU citizens, non-EEA citizens, and non-Swiss citizens seeking entry into Poland for employment purposes, including:
  • Work permit (Type A): This permit is required for non-EU, non-EEA, and non-Swiss citizens who work for an employer in Poland.
  • Work permit (Type C or E): This permit is available for those sent to work in Poland through an intracompany transfer.
  • Business visa: Schengen Visa C or National Visa D are available for a period longer than 90 days.
Each type of work permit has its own requirements. Remember that employees will need both a valid visa or residence permit and a work permit. Workers seeking a long-term residence permit will need to provide proof of language proficiency. This can be achieved by passing a public exam, graduating from a Polish school or university, or presenting certificates from certain private exams or internal language exams at Polish universities.

Requirements to obtain Poland work visas

Employers must provide several documents to obtain a work permit on behalf of non-EU, non-EEA, and non-Swiss employees. These documents include:
  • A completed application form
  • Evidence of payment of application fees
  • Confirmation of the legal status of the employer from the National Court Register
  • Current records of the employer’s economic activity
  • Copies of the applicant’s passport pages with relevant travel information
  • Evidence that the applicant has health insurance
  • A deed for the company
  • A copy of a statement regarding profits or losses sustained by the employer
  • A copy of a contract in accordance with the service being provided in Poland

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