United States Office
EUROPE WORK OFFICE
77 Broad St #2120, New York, NY 10004, United States
A specialist route for seafarers, port workers and shipyard crews — entirely different from an ordinary land-based work permit.
Maritime work does not follow ordinary work-permit rules: anyone serving aboard a Lithuanian-flagged vessel needs a seaman's book and valid STCW certificates, not a labour market test. Work inside the port or shipyard on land follows the ordinary route. Distinguishing the two is the first thing we settle in your file.
The port of Klaipėda and its shipyards are the centre of this activity, and demand there is distinctly seasonal, rising ahead of the sailing season. Applying at the wrong time of year means a long wait for no reason, so we plan the timing with you from the outset.
Yes. We arrange official employment contracts approved by the relevant authorities in the destination country, along with the full work-permit and legal-residency process.
It varies by country and job type, most commonly between two and six months. We share the expected timeline for each country before you begin.
Typically a valid passport, personal photos, and any qualifications or experience relevant to the role. We send you a precise document checklist based on your case.
No. We use staged payments tied to clear milestones, and we explain every fee before you commit — no surprises.
In many European countries family reunification is possible once your job and residency are established. We advise on this per destination country.
Reach the office nearest to you. We answer enquiries within 24 working hours.
EUROPE WORK OFFICE
77 Broad St #2120, New York, NY 10004, United States
Cairo, Egypt