Service 02 · Work & skilled visas
Work routes into Europe depend on three things: whether your degree is recognised, whether you have a job offer at the right salary level, and which country's rules fit your field. We work through each of them with you before you spend money on applications.
What we do
EU Blue Card, national skilled-worker permits and country-specific schemes compared for your situation: salary thresholds, degree requirements, processing times, family rights and the path to permanent residence. Thresholds change every year, so we check them against official sources each time.
Whether your degree is recognised (for Germany, for example, through anabin or a ZAB statement of comparability) and what to do if it is only partly recognised. HEC and MOFA attestation in the right order.
One of our founders works as a senior AI consultant at a large firm in Europe and sees how European teams read applications. We help you rewrite your CV and LinkedIn for European recruiters: shorter, specific, results first.
Contract, recognition, qualifications, insurance and appointment booking. We check the file against the embassy checklist before you submit it.
What we usually do
Fees are case by case. We discuss them on your free call and confirm them in writing before work starts.
For professionals: eligibility check, document file and a European-market CV for skilled-worker and job-seeker routes.
The EU Blue Card rewards a qualifying degree and a high enough salary. Here are the 2026 thresholds we could verify, how degree recognition works for Germany, and the steps from offer to card.
European admissions committees and employers read CVs differently from recruiters in Pakistan. Here is how to write one that works for both.
European employers hire non-EU graduates every year, but not through mass applications. Here is how to target the right roles, meet permit thresholds and get interviews.
European universities and embassies want to know your documents are genuine. Here is the order to do HEC, IBCC and MOFA steps, and what each one costs.
No, and be careful with anyone who promises one. We help you choose the right route, prepare a CV that European employers read, plan your search and prepare the visa file once you have an offer.
A residence permit for highly qualified workers with a recognised degree and a job offer above a salary threshold set by each country. Thresholds change yearly, so we check the current figure on official sources for your case.
Next step
Tell us where you are and where you want to be. We'll tell you honestly whether Europe makes sense now, which countries fit, and what the next step would involve. If you're serious, book a call.
No WhatsApp back-and-forth. One proper call, then you decide.