Poland

Poland is the fifth most populous member state of the European Union. Poland has a developed market and is a regional power in Central Europe, with the largest stock exchange in the East-Central European zone. More than 50% of Polish citizens declare knowledge of the English language. In Poland, there are 500 university-level institutions for the pursuit of higher education.

Poland is a member state of the Schengen Area,and also it is a developed country, which maintains a high-income economy. Poland’s healthcare system is based on an all-inclusive insurance system. Poland is a great option for those who are job hunting. As Polish is the country’s national language and spoken by the majority of the population, However, the country has one of the highest rates of English as a second language in the world, particularly with younger generations.Temporary residence permit, which lasts for up to three years. This can be arranged with Rainbird ..,non-EU workers will usually need an official employment offer from a Polish company.

The cost of living in Poland is lower , rent is also cheaper on average, In order to qualify for a work permit NO English Language test is required.

Jobs available for all designation.

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Malta

Malta officially known as the Republic of Malta. Its location in the centre of the Mediterranean.

The official and national language is Maltese, while English serves as the second official language.

Malta is also home to a large number of foreign workers who migrated to the island to try and earn a better living.

This migration was driven pre-dominantly at a time where the Maltese economy was steadily booming yet the cost and quality of living on the island remained relatively stable.

The Employer, as part of the application process, would also need to provide evidence that they tried to fill the position from within the EU before making an offer of employment to a non-EU national.

EU Blue Card:

You may be eligible to apply for an EU Blue Card depending on the type of work you do. The EU Blue Card gives you work rights across most EU member nations.

The eligibility for an EU Blue Card is as below:

• You must be a citizen of a country outside of the EU
• You should be highly skilled which means that you should have at least a bachelor’s level education or five years of work experience at a senior level
• You should have a work contract or a binding job offer in EU

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Germany

Germany is the country major high qualified immigrant want to opt because of high salary compare to other European union zone .Germany job seeker visa have criteries it cannot be available for all occupations .You need to be highly qualifies and come under S-T-E-A-M category .Germany job seeker visa is must if your planning to find job in Germany as you will not be entertained on germany visit visa .There are specific criteria’s to be filled and be elegible for appling such type of visa ..most important among them is education Qualification you neeed to be minimum bachelors degree .once your qualified you will get this visa stamped only for 6 month.

in this stipulated time span you have to search for job and change your visa to work permit and after specific years to permanent residency .Also Some nationality may require Education evauation as per germany standards.

Basic criteria for Germany job seeker visa.

• Need to be above 18 years
• Minimum Bachelors degree
• Proof of funds
• Minimum 5 year of work experience

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Portugal

Portugal is best Destination to live , study, work , visit and investment.

There are different kind of visas on requirement of every individual , there are short term visa and long term visa , Short term work visa is applicable who want to live and work in Poland for less than 6 month and Long term visa for candidates want to work more than 6 month . To stay in Portugal for mre than 6 month.

Basic criteria for Germany job seeker visa.

Employer should arrange job offer along with certain documents

Whoever obtains a residence visa for Portugal has the following rights:

Being part of the Schengen Area, Portugal allows foreigners to travel within 26 countries with this kind of visa without any restrictions.

– Reside in a safe and peaceful country at a social and political level, with an internationally distinguished education system and a very qualified and accessible national health system;

– Benefit from the free movement of people and goods within the European Union, being able to establish their residence in any of these countries;

– Regroup the family, allowing family members to have the right to live with the holder of the residence permit in Portugal.

– Obtain Portuguese nationality at the end of five years of residence.

What is the EU blue card?

The authorities in Portugal implemented the Blue Card Scheme which acts as a work visa and residency permit in this country and which is available for highly qualified professionals. The validity of EU blue cards might prolong for 4 years, depending on the job contract of foreigners, mentioning that they can work in all Schengen Area countries except for UK, Ireland, and Denmark. In matters of documents for an EU blue card, evidence of proper accommodation, the permission for checking the criminal record, health insurance and the registration to the National Health Service in Portugal plus the valid passport are needed and requested by the Portuguese immigration authorities. The renewal of the EU blue card will also depend on the criminal record of the holder, if there was no criminal activity registered during the previous period.

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