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Romania has emerged as a top destination for workers from Asia and Africa seeking legal employment in the European Union.

What is a Romania D-Visa (Long-Stay Visa)?

The Romania D-Visa (Type D) is a long-stay visa that allows non-EU nationals to enter Romania and begin working legally.

Step-by-Step Process:

1. **Job Offer** — Receive a valid job offer from a Romanian employer registered with ANOFM.

2. **Work Authorization** — Your employer applies to the Romanian Immigration Authority (IGI). This takes 30–60 days.

3. **D-Visa Application** — Apply at the Romanian Embassy in your country.

4. **Medical Exam** — A medical certificate showing fitness for work is required.

5. **Entry to Romania** — Register with local police within 3 days of arrival.

6. **Residence Permit** — Apply within 90 days of arrival, valid for 1–2 years.

Contact us at info@sanmarinaglobal.eu to start your application.

Poland has become one of the most attractive destinations for international workers in Europe.

Why Work in Poland?

Strong economy with low unemployment

Minimum wage: 4,666 PLN/month (~$1,150 USD) as of 2026

EU membership means your rights are protected by EU labor law

Pathway to long-term EU residency

Average Salaries by Sector (2026):

Factory/Manufacturing: $900–$1,100/month

Warehouse/Logistics: $950–$1,200/month

Construction: $1,000–$1,300/month

Interested in working in Poland? Contact us at info@sanmarinaglobal.eu.

Every year, thousands of workers are deceived by fake recruitment agencies.

10 Red Flags of a Fake Agency:

1. **They ask you to pay a fee** — Legitimate agencies NEVER charge candidates.

2. **No physical office address** — Fake agencies operate only through WhatsApp or Facebook.

3. **Promises that seem too good to be true** — "$3,000/month guaranteed" for unskilled work.

4. **No employment contract** — Every legal job requires a signed contract before departure.

5. **They keep your passport** — No legitimate employer should hold your passport.

6. **Visa arranged "unofficially"** — All visas must go through official embassy channels.

7. **Pressure to decide quickly** — Scammers create urgency to prevent research.

8. **No employer details** — You should know exactly who your employer is.

9. **They ask for personal documents upfront** — Only share after a verified job offer.

10. **Not registered with government authority** — In Romania, agencies must be registered with ANOFM.

Report fraud to info@sanmarinaglobal.eu or call 0800 800 678 (free, 24/7).

The EU Blue Card is a combined work and residence permit for non-EU highly skilled workers.

Key Benefits:

Higher salary threshold — earn at or above 1.5x the average salary

Fast-track EU permanent residency — after 33 months

Family reunification — spouse and children can join immediately

Mobility — after 18 months, move to another EU country

Requirements:

University degree (3+ years) or 5 years of equivalent experience

Valid job offer with salary above the Blue Card threshold

Clean criminal record and health insurance

Email: info@sanmarinaglobal.eu | WhatsApp: +40 735 062 451

Croatia and Malta are outstanding options actively hiring international hospitality workers.

Croatia:

Average salary: $750–$900/month + tips

Season: April–October (peak)

Benefits typically include free accommodation and meals

Malta:

Average salary: $900–$1,100/month

English-speaking EU island — ideal for English speakers

EU residency pathway after 5 years

SanMarina Global Solutions handles job matching, visa support, pre-departure orientation, and airport pickup coordination.