Working in Poland: Permits, Salary Floors, and Who Is Hiring
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Poland is the European work destination that most job seekers skip, and the reasons they skip it are mostly out of date.
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Malta’s Single Permit: A Small Country That Still Sponsors
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Malta is 316 square kilometres with roughly half a million people, which makes it the smallest member state in the European Union. It is also one of the…
How Much of the Language You Actually Need for an EU Work Permit
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Here is something most people do not expect. The majority of European work permits carry no language requirement at all.
Getting Your Qualification Recognised in Germany
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Germany does not care very much what your degree certificate says. It cares what a German authority says your degree certificate is equivalent to.
Seasonal and Agricultural Work in the EU: What Is Legal and What Is Not
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Every spring, adverts appear offering farm work in Spain, Italy, Poland and Portugal, with accommodation included and visa assistance provided. Some of…
Job Seeker Visas in Europe: Which Countries Let You Arrive and Look
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Almost every work visa in the world has the same structure. Get a job offer, then get permission to enter. Which raises the obvious problem: employers…
Ireland’s Critical Skills Permit: English-Speaking Europe Without the UK
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When Britain left the European Union, Ireland became the only substantial English-speaking country inside it. For anyone who wants European residence,…