Started work the very next day — employment in Poland from Astana addresses
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An engineer from Kyrgyzstan didn't know how to arrange the move or where to live in order to get a job in Poland. It took him 5 months to prepare all the documents for the visa, but the very next day after arriving in Katowice he was already going through orientation at his new company
How it usually goes
Azamat, 28, an engineer from Kyrgyzstan, had long dreamed of working in Europe. He turned to Rabotaveuropekz to arrange a work visa for Poland. The process started in January, and Azamat waited patiently
The company helped him with all the documents, from the first consultation to getting the visa in June. After that, Azamat and other candidates flew the route Bishkek → Istanbul → Berlin
On arrival in Katowice he was met by a transfer service. Azamat was settled into provided housing and helped with paperwork and adaptation. Already the next day he was going through orientation at the company, starting a new life
What people come to us with
I'm from Kyrgyzstan, I want to work in Poland, but I don't know how to arrange the move or where to live
How it works
We start with a detailed consultation and selecting job openings in Poland. We prepare all the documents needed to get a work visa
We arrange visa support, help you prepare for departure, and provide a transfer on arrival. We also help with housing and settling into your new place
How to prepare
Prepare your international passport
Gather the main documents confirming your identity
Frequently asked questions
Do you help citizens of Kyrgyzstan with employment?
Yes, we fully support citizens of Kyrgyzstan at every stage of employment in Poland.
What does support after arrival in Poland include?
After arrival, we arrange a transfer, housing, and help with paperwork and adaptation.
This is a real case, compiled from the "Work in Europe / US Visa" posts. The client's name has been changed
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