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Posted on September 25 2024

What is an EU Blue Card?

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By  Editor
Updated September 25 2024

An EU Blue card is a type of residence and work permit issued by the EU member states. The blue card is issued to highly skilled or talented non-EU/EEA nationals to enter and work in the EU country. With an EU Blue card, individuals can enter and reside in the country throughout the validity period with a re-entry option. EU Blue card holders can exercise benefits similar to those of EU country nationals and have their families accompany them. Individuals with a Blue card can also move to another EU member state after completing 18 months of full-time employment in a country. The cost and processing time may vary depending on the country you are applying for.

 

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Who can apply for an EU Blue card?

To apply for an EU Blue card, you must fulfill the following criteria:

 

  • Be a non-EU citizen
  • Have completed a three-year degree program
  • Have professional experience of at least five years
  • Maintain the minimum salary requirement as per the EU country you would like to work in
  • Have evidence of fulfilling the national legal requirements (regulated professions)   

 

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EU Blue Card Requirements

You must arrange the checklist of documents given below to apply for an EU Blue card:

 

  • An application form that is filled and signed by you
  • Passport with at least 15 additional months of validity past your planned date to leave the EU country
  • Two copies of color photographs
  • Contract of employment with an employer in the EU country you wish to work in
  • Evidence of work experience of five years
  • An up-to-date CV
  • Proof of the completion of fee payment
  • A registered medical insurance
  • Evidence to prove that your current salary is at least 1.5 to 2.5 times more than in the hosting country
  • Criminal clearance certificate
  • A Declaration written by the EU employer

 

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