European work permit services.
Work legally in Europe. We help professionals, skilled workers and employers through the work permit process, from eligibility and sponsorship to submission and arrival.
Build a career in Europe on the right paperwork.
A European work permit is the legal foundation of every cross-border job. Kadravia supports skilled workers, professionals and their employers through the full process, whether the goal is a Poland work permit, an EU Blue Card or a permit in another European destination.
Because we recruit as well as process permits, we understand both sides: what the employer must provide and what the applicant must prove. That is what keeps applications accurate, compliant and on time.
What is a European work permit?
A work permit is the official authorisation that allows a non-EU citizen to work legally in a European country.
It is issued by the immigration or labour authority of that country and is usually tied to a specific employer, role or sector. Working without a valid permit is not legal, and it puts both the worker and the employer at risk. In many countries the work permit is followed by a residence permit or temporary residence card that lets the worker live in the country for the duration of the job.
Types of work permit we handle.
We match the permit to your qualifications, job offer and long-term plans.
Employer-sponsored permits
For professionals and workers with a confirmed job offer from a European employer.
EU Blue Card
For highly qualified professionals with a university degree and a job offer above the salary threshold.
Job-seeker visas
Allows you to enter a country and search for a job within a set timeframe, where the destination offers this route.
Seasonal work permits
For temporary roles in sectors such as agriculture, tourism and hospitality.
Intra-company transfers
For employees transferring to a European branch of their current employer.
Temporary residence card
The residence permit that usually follows the work permit, so you can live in the country legally for the duration of the job.
How Kadravia helps you secure a work permit.
Five steps, one point of contact, no guesswork.
Profile assessment
We review your qualifications, experience and target country to confirm which permit you are eligible for before any fee is paid.
Employer sponsorship
Where you need a job offer, our recruitment team helps you secure one from a verified European employer.
Document preparation
We prepare, translate and check every document against the authority's current requirements.
Application submission
We coordinate the employer's filing and your embassy or consulate appointment, and track the case.
Post-approval support
Travel preparation, arrival, registration and temporary residence card applications once you are in Europe.
Sponsoring foreign workers? We handle the permit side too.
Employers get one team for both the recruitment and the permit, so nothing falls between two providers.
- Guidance on employer obligations and documents.
- Work permit applications coordinated with the recruitment timeline.
- Support for the worker's visa and residence card after approval.
- Clear updates on every case in progress.
Need a work permit consultation?
Talk to Our Team for fast answers and guidance specific to your situation.
Common questions about work permits.
Who applies for the work permit, me or the employer?
For most employer-sponsored permits in Europe, including Poland, the employer applies for the work permit and the worker then applies for the visa and, later, the residence card. We coordinate both sides.
Can Kadravia find me the job as well?
Yes. Recruitment is our core business. We can match you to a verified vacancy first and then handle the permit that goes with it.
What documents will I need?
Typically a valid passport, qualifications and experience evidence, the employer's documents, a clean police clearance certificate and, depending on the country, proof of accommodation and insurance. We give you an exact list for your case.
What happens if the application is refused?
We review the reasons, tell you honestly whether an appeal or a new application makes sense, and prepare the next step with you.
Ready to work legally in Europe?
Share your profile and target country. We will confirm your eligibility and explain the exact steps, documents and timeline.