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How long does it usually take for candidates to arrive and start working in Europe?

The time from the first application   actual job placement in Europe depends on how quickly the candidate completes all requirements, secures an embassy appointment, and receives the visa. 

Based on our experience, the average process takes between three months and one year, depending on the job type and the applicant’s preparation. For example, we have successfully placed nurses in Germany within four to five months when they already had their German language certificate (B1/B2) and the employer had an open position ready. In other cases, such as logistics workers or factory employees, the process can be even faster — sometimes as short as three months — when the documentation is complete and the embassy provides a quick appointment. 

For more complex or regulated professions, the timeline can extend up to eight to twelve months, especially when the candidate still needs to complete language training or diploma verification. Each case is different, but Global Visa Agency and Medicom Agency always aim to keep the process as efficient as possible through close coordination with employers, embassies, and government authorities. 

In summary, candidates who are fully prepared and have their documents ready can start working in Europe within 3 to 6 months, while others may take up to one year, depending on individual conditions.

How many clients have you successfully helped obtain a European visa and job placement to date?

Over the past 25 years, Global Visa Agency and its European partner Medicom Agency have successfully assisted more than 3,700 candidates in obtaining legal employment and residence in Europe. 

On average, the team has helped around 100 to 150 applicants per year, depending on global conditions, embassy capacity, and employer demand. In some years — especially during active recruitment phases for healthcare and logistics — the number has been even higher. These placements include a wide range of professions: nurses, caregivers, logistics and warehouse workers, drivers, hospitality staff, and technical specialists. 

Each case is individually supported from the first application to the final arrival and integration in Europe. In total, more than 3,700 successful visa and job placements have been completed over the last 25 years, representing thousands of lives positively changed and hundreds of employers supported across Europe. that’s it for now, so you have the info to write the blogs, but if you need something, just tell me. 

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