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Working In Serbia

Serbia is one of the countries outside the European Union with valuable incentives for foreign employers and investors. According to Eurofound, the GDP per capita percent point change between 2012 and 2017 in Serbia was nearly 10%. The unemployment rate was reduced by 10.5%, while employment rates increased by 12%. These are only some of the reasons why Serbia is becoming one of the go-to spots for hiring talents. However, securing a work permit for employees in Serbia can be challenging, especially for non-Serbian employers. As the Balkan nation looks set to join the European Union, it is taking extra steps to tighten its immigration policies. These may result in stricter verification of work visa documents, long processing time, and limited foreign entries.

• Job Opportunities for Nepali Workers in Croatia
  Nepali workers are in demand in the following sector:
  🏗️ Construction Mason, electrician, welder, plumber, general laborers
  🍽️ Hospitality Hotel staff, waiters, chefs, housekeepers, kitchen assistants
  🌾 Agriculture Farm workers, fruit pickers, vegetable harvesters 🏭 Manufacturing Factory workers, machine operators, assemblers
  💼 IT & Tech Software developers, IT support, web developers, system administrators
  🩺 Healthcare Nurses, caregivers, medical assistants
  🧑‍🏫 Education English teachers, tutors, education assistants
  💼 Retail & Sales Store assistants, salespersons, customer service representatives