EU blue card application conditions

The application conditions for the EU Blue Card are as follows:

1. Residents of non-EU member countries will know whether they can get a "blue card" to work in the EU within 30 to 90 days after applying. People who get the "blue card" can apply for residence and work permit at one time.

2. At present, non-EU residents need to apply for a new visa, residence and work permit if they work in an EU member country.

3. Before applying for the "blue card", the applicant must obtain the employment permit of the EU employer and be willing to sign an employment contract with him for at least one year. The applicant must also prove that he is competent and experienced for the required position. EU employers must prove that they cannot employ EU residents for the applicant's position.

4. Must have a university diploma recognized by EU member States or at least five years of work experience; Applicants must find a permanent job in an EU member state.

5. The salary of the applicant working in the immigrant country must be at least 65438+ 0.5 times the average salary of the same job in that country.

Welfare benefits:

1. You can get a family reunion visa first.

After working for two years, you can choose to work in another EU country.

Even if you decide to return to your hometown, you can freely enter the EU to work in the future.

4. Be able to enjoy the same social security and working conditions as citizens of EU member states.

The governments of EU member states decide on their own the competent authorities for issuing "blue cards" in each country, and examine and approve the application decisions on their own. Each member state has the right to decide the index of issuing "blue cards" every year. Blue Card "Blue Card" is valid for two years, but can be renewed. If the holder is unemployed, his "blue card" will be valid for three months.