AGE REQUIREMENT
Must not be a citizen of an EU, EEA or Swiss member state.
Have a clean criminal record
The EU Blue Card is a special residence permit that is considered a legal work permit in all EU member states.
This program was created to promote the economic development of EU countries, allowing highly skilled non-EU citizens to move and work freely.
This can be considered as a pathway to permanent residence and then European citizenship.
Who can apply for an EU Blue Card?
Highly skilled workers: Have a university degree or 5 years of work experience, and have an employment contract with a salary of at least 1.5 times the average salary in the EU country.
Students: After completing their studies in an EU country, they can apply for a job visa and then apply for an EU Blue Card.
Freelancers and entrepreneurs: Highly qualified people who want to start a business, must meet a number of conditions such as the feasibility of the business project and the positive impact on the economy.
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