We assist highly skilled non-EU nationals in obtaining the EU Blue Card, enabling them to secure legal employment and residence in the European Union, and provide end-to-end support for both employers and applicants.
The EU Blue Card is a work and residence permit for highly qualified non-EU citizens. It allows you to live and work in an EU country, often with fast-track residency benefits and a pathway to long-term settlement or citizenship.
The Blue Card was introduced to attract top international talent to Europe’s job market, particularly in sectors such as IT, engineering, healthcare, finance, and research.
To qualify, you typically need:
Stay on top of your business’s financial health with professional reporting and reconciliations
Accurate payroll processing and payslip management, including social security and pension contributions.
At Open a European Company, we assist both individuals and employers with the whole Blue Card process, from eligibility checks and document preparation to submission and follow-up.
Whether you’re an individual looking for opportunities or an employer ready to hire international talent, we can help you navigate the EU Blue Card process quickly and correctly.
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