WORK PERMIT IN LATVIA
If you are legally working in Latvia, members of the European Union (EU) and European Economic Area (EEA) do not require a work visa or work permit. Non-EEA nationals would need that will be approved on the long-stay visa application.
A Long-Stay Visa D gives you the authority to enter Latvia for one-year maximum but you will need a work permit and/or residence permit which all comes down to the type of national visa that varies according to the job and qualifications of the foreign national. Non-EEA nationals (in both cases) must also apply for social insurance and a tax number. Long-stay visas or work visas are usually allowed for a year but it can be renewed.
Non-EU and non-EEA nationals can also apply for an EU Blue Card that functions as a work and residence permit for highly-qualified non-EU workers who want to work and live in the EU. However, you must meet the following requirements:
A Long-Stay Visa D gives you the authority to enter Latvia for one-year maximum but you will need a work permit and/or residence permit which all comes down to the type of national visa that varies according to the job and qualifications of the foreign national. Non-EEA nationals (in both cases) must also apply for social insurance and a tax number. Long-stay visas or work visas are usually allowed for a year but it can be renewed.
Non-EU and non-EEA nationals can also apply for an EU Blue Card that functions as a work and residence permit for highly-qualified non-EU workers who want to work and live in the EU. However, you must meet the following requirements:
- Proof of your educational qualification such as university degree, transcripts, etc., and even proof of 5 years of work experience certificate
- Must have an employment contract of minimum of one year. This doesn’t apply to those who are entrepreneurs or self-employed.
- A salary that is higher than the national average for Latvia (except when a lower salary threshold applies)
- Long-stay visa application
- Crucial travel documents such as passport, health insurance, travel itinerary, etc.
- Documentation demonstrating your compliance with all legal criteria for engaging in regulated professions.
WORK PERMIT IN ESTONIA
After entering the Schengen Agreement, Estonia has become an extremely attractive place for immigrant workers from Ukraine and other countries. If you want to work here legally, ex-pats must obtain a work permit which we can help you get with a quick turnaround time. Estonian “D” type work visa is valid for 365 days from the date of receipt. This enables you to travel anywhere in all EU countries without any restrictions. You can enter and leave the Schengen region anywhere, anytime and stay in its territory for not more than 90 days within 180 days period.
Work visa to Estonia for the different countries
- Invitation drawing up time – 2 months
- Visa processing time – 30-45 days after document submission
- Visa period of validity – up to 1 year (for the duration of an invitation)
- Work permit for Estonia
- Getting a job offer
- Fill out a visa application form
- Health insurance card to get your visa and crossing of a state border (Estonia)
- Expert advice
- Receive passport with visa without personal attendance
WORK PERMIT IN LITHUANIA
In the last few years, many job-seekers come to Lithuania. While the process of employment for EU citizens is simple, it is a bit challenging for those who are non-EU citizens. For instance, they must first find an employer, get a work permit and comply with the labor market needs. Only after that, can an ex-pat apply for a work visa or a residence permit.
Types of Work Visas in Lithuania
Just like any other country, Lithuania carries its own rules and regulations about immigration and foreign nationals for those who want to work in the country. As Lithuania is part of the European Union, citizens of other EU member states do not need any work permit or visa. However, if you are a citizen outside the EU, you will need a visa. There are many visa options available for you.
If you want to work in Lithuania, you will need two separate documents – a work permit and a visa to enter and live in Lithuania. The visa required for foreign employees is called a national visa (D).
If you want to work in Lithuania, you will need two separate documents – a work permit and a visa to enter and live in Lithuania. The visa required for foreign employees is called a national visa (D).
Requirements to Obtain Lithuania Work Visas
The company that hires must apply for a work permit on behalf of the foreign workers. The employee should provide the employer with the necessary documents that include:
- Proof that you are qualified for the job i.e. previous skilled experience and education
- Personal identifying information
