“EU Work Migration: 2025 Update for Nigerians and Africans”
The European Union is actively refining its labour migration policies—and if you’re a Nigerian planning to move legally for work, it’s time to stay informed.
Here’s a quick roundup of what’s changing and how it affects you:
🔹 1. EU Blue Card Expansion
More EU countries are easing their requirements for the EU Blue Card—a legal work permit for highly skilled professionals.
What’s new?
- Lower salary thresholds
- More professions are eligible (including IT, healthcare, and engineering)
🔗 Learn More – EU Blue Card
🔹 2. Shortage Occupation Lists Updated
Countries like Germany, the Netherlands, and Czech Republic have updated their shortage occupation lists, making it easier for foreign workers (including Nigerians) to get legal job offers in:
- Logistics (Truck drivers)
- Construction
- Healthcare
🔗 Read More – Europe For Work
🔹 3. Digital Visa Applications
Several EU countries are now accepting fully digital visa applications for work permits, faster and easier to submit.
Examples:
- Lithuania, Portugal, and Finland have updated embassy systems
🔗 Schengen Visa Info
🔹 4. Crackdown on Fake Offers
The EU is warning migrants about scam job offers and fake relocation agents. Always verify through official embassies or licensed partners like EasyJapa.
🔗 EU Migration Awareness
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