Programme overview
Skilled trades and service roles including hairdressing, styling and requested occupations.
Who this route may suit
Applicants with verifiable skilled-trade or service experience matching current Serbia employer requests, including selected personal-service occupations.
Relevant roles or route focus
- Employer-requested skilled trades
- Hairdressing and styling
- Technical or construction occupations when requested
- Other evidenced service skills subject to demand
How the process works
- We review your profile, nationality, experience and documents.
- You receive a written scope, confirmed availability, price and payment stages.
- After acceptance and the required payment, we prepare the agreed case documents.
- We guide the permit or visa stage and pre-departure preparation.
Documents commonly requested
- Valid passport
- Detailed CV
- Experience letters, licences or trade certificates
- Portfolio photographs for visual or personal-service trades
- Police-clearance, civil-status and medical documents if requested
- Case-specific employer and authority forms
What the package includes
- Skilled-profile and portfolio assessment
- Review against current requested occupations
- Written scope showing the €6,300 programme fee
- Coordination of agreed employer and Work Permit stages
- General guidance for local visa documentation and preparation
What the package excludes
- Skills testing, licensing or training unless listed
- Government, consular, medical and insurance charges unless included
- Travel, accommodation, equipment and personal costs
- A guaranteed role, employer selection, Work Permit or visa
Frequently asked questions
Can hairdressers and stylists apply?
They may be considered when there is current employer demand and they can provide credible experience or portfolio evidence.
Why is this separate from the unskilled route?
The skilled route requires occupation-specific evidence and is matched to different employer requests.
Can I choose any skilled occupation?
No. Acceptance depends on current genuine demand, evidence and individual assessment.