First of all, for work in Europe, you need relevant documents that give you the right to stay in the territory of a European country for a long time, and to be officially employed.

Therefore, if you want to work calmly and be protected by the state, it is strongly recommended that you issue a work visa. For each country a package of documents.

But the main are the work permit and work visa. This list may vary depending on the country in which you open the visa. It is important to take into account the fact that obtaining such a document is not a quick and rather complicated matter.

The main reasons for denying a visa:.

The employer did not submit documents to the embassy proving that he had found a suitable candidate with the EU passport.

A very important point is that many European countries do not provide jobs to unqualified professionals. Therefore, if you are not a holder of a diploma of higher education, the chance to get to work abroad is reduced.

Another factor affecting visa issuance is your salary. It should not be lower than the government's level for foreigners.

Therefore, it is best to contact a special agency that deals with visa processing.

It should not be overlooked that the work permit is valid only in the country in which you obtained it. For example, a Polish visa does not entitle you to work in Germany.

Also, for Ukrainians, the difficulty in finding a job in Europe is the language barrier.

Almost all employers set the language proficiency. But there are specialties in which this factor is not so important - it can be longshoremen, truckers, builders, cleaners and other handymen.