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Type of Work Visa Romania primarily issues a long-stay visa for employment purposes (marked as D/AM). This allows non-EU/EEA nationals to work legally in Romania. Requirements for the Romania Work Visa To obtain the visa, you[...]

1. Job Offer from a Bulgarian Employer A work permit in Bulgaria is tied to a specific employer and job. First, you need to secure a job offer from a Bulgarian company. The employer must prove that no suitable candidates from[...]

1. Job Offer A valid job offer from a Hungarian employer is essential. The employer must prove that no suitable candidate is available within Hungary or the European Economic Area (EEA). 2. Work Permit Application The[...]

 Types of Work Permits Skilled Workers: This is the most common type for professionals with higher education, vocational training, or specialized skills. Seasonal Workers: For temporary jobs like agriculture, forestry,[...]

Who Needs a Work Permit? Non-EU/EEA/Swiss Citizens: A work permit is required. EU/EEA/Swiss Citizens: Do not need a work permit but must register their stay if working for more than 90 days. Steps to Obtain a Work[...]