Herath Mudiyanselage Sameera Pushpa Kumara - Ier
Herath Mudiyanselage Sameera Pushpa Kumara - Ier
Welcome to the Elite Club of Aim High Migration Ahead LLC-fz - The Visa Company!
We are thrilled to have you on board and would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude for choosing us to conduct the initial review of
your profile. Our mission is to help you understand your potential for settling abroad and to provide you with the necessary insights to
enhance your overseas career prospects.
As part of our commitment to your success, we have prepared an Initial Review Report tailored specifically for you. This comprehensive
report will analyze your qualifications and experiences, offering you a clear understanding of your chances to migrate. It will also outline
actionable steps you can take to improve your profile, including guidance on the best pathways, timelines, and locations that align with
your career aspirations.
We appreciate your trust in us and are excited to assist you further. We look forward to receiving your complete file for our full-service
offerings, where we will work closely with you to navigate the complexities of the migration process.
Thank you once again for choosing Aim High Migration Ahead LLC-fz. We are dedicated to supporting you every step of the way.
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Field Details
Country Norway
Visa Category 2 Year Work Permit
Job Position SEAFOOD PACKERS
Salary Range 4600 EUR/Month
Accommodation Yes
Transportation Yes
Food No
Full Passport scan copy - all pages, Resume, Last Eduction
Documents Required
Marksheet, Photo
Process Time for Work Approval 45 to 60 days
Process Time for Appointment Depend on Availability
Process Time for Visa Decision 15 to 21 days*
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About Norway
Norway, located in Northern Europe, is known for its high standard of living and strong economy, making it an attractive destination for
blue-collar workers. The country has a robust job market, particularly in sectors such as construction, manufacturing, oil and gas, and
maritime industries. Major cities like Oslo, Bergen, and Stavanger offer numerous employment opportunities. Norway's labor laws ensure
fair wages, safe working conditions, and reasonable working hours, with a minimum wage that is competitive and regularly updated. The
cost of living in Norway is relatively high, but salaries are also among the highest in Europe, allowing workers to maintain a good quality
of life. Norway is known for its welcoming attitude towards foreign workers, with many companies actively seeking skilled labor from
abroad. To work legally, foreign workers must obtain a work visa, typically sponsored by an employer. Various work permits are available
based on job type and qualifications. While Norwegian is the official language, English is widely spoken, especially in urban areas and
among younger generations, making it easier for English-speaking workers to adapt. Learning basic Norwegian phrases can enhance
daily interactions and integration into the community. Norway also offers stunning natural landscapes, a rich cultural heritage, and
access to excellent public services, including healthcare and education. For aspirants, researching reputable employers, preparing
necessary documentation like CVs and references, and networking through online expatriate forums can be beneficial. In summary,
Norway presents promising opportunities for blue-collar workers seeking rewarding careers and a fulfilling life in a beautiful and
prosperous country.
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I, __________________________, hereby declare that the information provided in this assessment is true and accurate to the best of my
knowledge. I understand that any false information may lead to the rejection of my application.
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Field Details
Country Lithuania
Visa Category 2 Year Work with TRC
Job Position Production of disposable tableware
Salary Range 5-7 EUR/Hour
Accommodation Yes
Transportation Yes
Food No
Full Passport scan copy - all pages, Resume, Last Eduction
Documents Required
Marksheet, Photo
Process Time for Work Approval 45 to 60 days
Process Time for Appointment Depend on Availability
Process Time for Visa Decision 15 to 21 days*
Application Fee: EUR 1000 (Non-refundable)
Payment Terms Work Permit Approval: EUR 1000
Visa Stamping: EUR 2000
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About Lithuania
Lithuania, located in the Baltic region of Europe, is an increasingly attractive destination for blue-collar workers seeking job opportunities
in a growing economy. The country has a diverse industrial sector, with significant demand for labor in manufacturing, construction,
logistics, and agriculture. Major cities like Vilnius, Kaunas, and Klaipėda serve as key employment centers. Lithuania's labor laws ensure
fair wages, safe working conditions, and reasonable working hours, with a minimum wage that is regularly updated to reflect living costs.
The cost of living in Lithuania is relatively low compared to Western Europe, allowing workers to enjoy a good quality of life while saving
money. The country is known for its welcoming attitude towards foreign workers, and many companies actively seek skilled labor from
abroad. To work legally, foreign workers must obtain a work visa, typically sponsored by a Lithuanian employer. Various types of work
permits are available based on job type and qualifications. While Lithuanian is the official language, English is commonly spoken in
urban areas and among younger generations, making it easier for English-speaking workers to adapt. Learning basic Lithuanian phrases
can enhance daily interactions and integration into the local community. Lithuania also boasts a rich cultural heritage, beautiful
landscapes, and a high quality of life, with access to excellent healthcare and education. For aspirants, researching reputable employers,
preparing necessary documentation like CVs and references, and networking through online expatriate forums can be beneficial. In
summary, Lithuania offers promising opportunities for blue-collar workers seeking rewarding careers and a fulfilling life in a dynamic and
culturally rich country.
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I, __________________________, hereby declare that the information provided in this assessment is true and accurate to the best of my
knowledge. I understand that any false information may lead to the rejection of my application.
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Field Details
Country Hungary
Visa Category Work visa + residence permit for 2 years
Job Position Cleaners in hotels
Salary Range 1600-2200 EUR/Month
Accommodation Yes
Transportation Yes
Food No
Full Passport scan copy - all pages, Resume, Last Eduction
Documents Required
Marksheet, Photo
Process Time for Work Approval 45 to 60 days
Process Time for Appointment Depend on Availability
Process Time for Visa Decision 15 to 21 days*
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About Hungary
Hungary is a gateway to Central Europe, known for its vibrant economy and growing opportunities in sectors like IT, automotive, and
pharmaceuticals. With its rich cultural heritage and affordable living, Hungary offers an appealing balance of professional and personal
life. By leveragHungary, located in Central Europe, is an emerging destination for blue-collar workers seeking job opportunities in a
vibrant economy. The country has a diverse industrial sector, with significant demand for labor in manufacturing, construction, logistics,
and agriculture. Major cities like Budapest, Debrecen, and Szeged are key employment hubs. Hungary's labor laws ensure fair wages,
safe working conditions, and reasonable working hours, with a minimum wage that is regularly updated to reflect living costs. The cost
of living in Hungary is relatively low compared to Western Europe, allowing workers to enjoy a good quality of life while saving money.
The country is known for its welcoming attitude towards foreign workers, and many companies actively seek skilled labor from abroad.
To work legally, foreign workers must obtain a work visa, typically sponsored by a Hungarian employer. Various types of work permits
are available based on job type and qualifications. While Hungarian is the official language, English is commonly spoken in urban areas
and among younger generations, making it easier for English-speaking workers to adapt. Learning basic Hungarian phrases can enhance
daily interactions and integration into the local community. Hungary also boasts a rich cultural heritage, beautiful landscapes, and a high
quality of life, with access to excellent healthcare and education. For aspirants, researching reputable employers, preparing necessary
documentation like CVs and references, and networking through online expatriate forums can be beneficial. In summary, Hungary offers
promising opportunities for blue-collar workers seeking rewarding careers and a fulfilling life in a culturally rich and dynamic country.
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I, __________________________, hereby declare that the information provided in this assessment is true and accurate to the best of my
knowledge. I understand that any false information may lead to the rejection of my application.
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