Where Jordan nationals apply most
- Poland (Type A): warehouse, factory, food processing, logistics
- Romania: construction and logistics via IGI
- Croatia: hospitality, tourism, construction via HZZ/MUP
Amman filing: what to get right
- Mission venue: confirm which Polish, Romanian or Croatian embassy is accredited to Jordan.
- PCC: Jordan PCC plus GCC PCC if you held UAE/Saudi/Qatar residence.
- Legalisation: Ministry of Foreign Affairs legalisation, consular legalisation and translations at mission spec.
FAQs, Jordan outbound
Can Jordan nationals apply for Europe work permits from Amman or from GCC?
Jordan nationals file via the European mission accredited to Jordan (often via the regional hub serving Amman) plus consular support where designated. Nationals on UAE/Saudi/Qatar residence may also file at the mission serving their GCC residence if their Iqama/QID is valid. We map the correct post by your passport and residence.
Which Europe destinations do Jordan nationals target most?
Poland Type A (warehouse, factory, food processing), Romania construction and logistics, Croatia hospitality and construction. Each needs employer selection before IGI/Voivodeship steps.
What documents do Jordan nationals need?
Passport with Jordan spelling matched, Ministry of Foreign Affairs legalisation, Jordan PCC for Jordan (plus GCC PCC if you held Gulf residence), employment certificates and translations at mission spec.
Do you guarantee jobs, sponsorship or approval?
No. We provide eligibility assessment and application support. Employment depends on employer selection and permit and visa decisions are made by European authorities.