Individuals who have specific eligibility requirements like relevant skills and work experiences and have a valid employment job offers. The eligibility requirements to apply for a Europe are;

– Individuals with a valid job offer from a European employer.
– Applicants possessing necessary qualifications and skills for the job..
– Some countries may have additional criteria like language proficiency or proof of financial means.
– Consultation with immigration experts can clarify country-specific regulations and procedures.

The EU Blue Card is a residence and work permit issued by European Union member states to highly skilled non-EU nationals. It allows them to live and work in an EU country, provided they have a job offer or employment contract meeting certain criteria:

– The job offer must be in a role requiring high qualifications or skills.
– The applicant must meet specific salary thresholds, which vary by country.
– Holders of the EU Blue Card enjoy certain benefits, including family reunification and the possibility of permanent residency after a set period.

Yes, obtaining permanent residency in Europe after holding a European work visa is possible in many countries. The eligibility and requirements for permanent residency (often referred to as settlement or indefinite leave to remain) vary depending on the country where the work visa was held. Typically, factors such as duration of residence, employment history, integration into society, and adherence to visa conditions are considered. Consulting with immigration authorities or legal experts can provide detailed guidance specific to your circumstances.

Yes, you can still apply for a Europe work visa after experiencing a visa refusal. Each European country has its own visa application process and criteria, so addressing the reasons for the previous refusal, providing additional supporting documents, and potentially seeking professional advice can improve your chances in subsequent applications. It’s important to thoroughly understand the specific requirements and procedures of the country you are applying to. Professional guidance can improve your chances. For detailed information contact GIEC Global Indonesia.

GIEC Global Indonesia can assist Indonesians seeking work opportunities in Europe by providing guidance on visa applications, connecting with Canadian employers, and offering support with navigating immigration processes and requirements. Our services include;

• End to end Europe work immigration process​
• We provide Training for PTE coaching, IELTS Coaching and TOEFL coaching.​
• Career counsel to choose the best occupation area, employer. and location etc.​
• Assistance in finding an employer in Europe​
• Assistance in the Permanent Residency (PR) process ​

The processing time for a Europe work visa varies by country and individual circumstances. Generally, it can take two to three months or longer in some countries. Factors affecting processing times include visa type, completeness of application, and current workload of the consulate or embassy processing the visa. Checking with the specific country’s immigration authorities or embassy for the most accurate processing time estimates is advisable.