Blue Card for Highly Skilled Professionals | How to Live & Work in Europe Poland | Migrate To Europe

Blue card for Highly skilled professionals | How to Live & Work in Europe Poland | Migrate To Europe 2022

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Hello Guys,

This is one of those days which we will cherish throughout our lives. We finally received our EU Blue Card which just one more step closer to Permanent Residency. Not sure if we would take it in the near future however the thought and eligibility of having such an option is a fantastic feeling altogether.

Below here I am going to provide all the basic details of what exactly is this EU Blue Card and what are it benefits to the card holder and to his spouse & family.

Introduction:
An EU Blue Card gives highly-qualified workers from outside the EU the right to live and work in an EU country, provided they have higher professional qualifications, such as a university degree, and an employment contract or a binding job offer with a high salary compared to the average in the EU country where the job is. The EU Blue Card applies in 25 of the 27 EU countries. It does not apply in Denmark and Ireland.

1) What is a highly-qualified worker?

You are considered a highly-qualified worker if you have a work contract of at least one year, and if you meet the conditions listed below.

2) What conditions must I fulfil to apply for an EU Blue Card?

You must prove that you have 'higher professional qualifications', by showing a higher education qualification (such as a university degree). Some Member States may also accept at least five years of relevant professional experience. (see more in the FAQ section);
You must work as a paid employee - the EU Blue Card does not apply to self-employed work or entrepreneurs;
Your annual gross salary must be high, at least one and a half times the average national salary - except when the lower salary threshold applies;
You must present a work contract or binding job offer in an EU country for at least one year;
You must have the necessary travel documents. You must have health insurance for yourself and any relatives who come to the EU with you.
You must prove that you fulfil the legal requirements to practice your profession, where this profession is regulated.

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