

Netherlands
The Netherlands — stable work with a European approach
Modern logistics hubs, the agricultural sector, and manufacturing — the Netherlands offers a wide range of job opportunities with high labor standards.
Starting with an official A1 posting from a Polish employer, you gain legal access to work, valuable experience, and the chance to prove yourself to an employer. This opens up long-term employment prospects — including the possibility of obtaining a Dutch visa or residence permit.
Planning your own employment route? Want to know how long you need to work before moving to another country and get all the details of our program? We will guide you on the optimal path, calculate the time frame, and select the best option specifically for you.
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Netherlands
The Netherlands — work in Europe with Polish documents
If you have a Polish visa or residence card, you can officially work in the Netherlands under the A1 procedure. Work for up to 90 days with accommodation, a contract, health insurance, and coordinator support — with no unnecessary bureaucracy.
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Ukraine
Ukraine can serve as a permanent place of employment with official registration and a stable income, or as the first step toward a future career in the EU countries. It is easy to process documents here, and the labor market is quite broad.
Work experience in Ukraine is valued by European employers, and such a start opens the path to long-term employment, social guarantees, and further career development in the EU.
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Poland
Poland is the easiest way to work legally in the EU. Apply for a work visa or residence card without returning home (with a TRC from Ukraine) and start official employment. A Polish permit opens the door to stable earnings, legalization, and A1 postings to Germany, Austria, Belgium, and other European countries for up to 90 days.
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