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Welder

Job Location: Macedonia

SCHEDULE: 10 hours per day, 6 days a week

Accommodation: Provided by the Company

Food: Not provided by the Company

Health Insurance: Provided by the Company

Transportation: Provided by the Company

Processing Time: 6 - 8 Months

Probation Period: 2 Months

Medical Benefits: As per Macedonia Labor Law

Work Permit: 2 Years Renewable


Responsibilities: 



All other Conditions are according to Macedonia Labor Law.

  • Documents Required
  • Detailed CV
  • Passport Copy
  • Latest Qualification Certificate
  • Passport Size Photo
  • Experience if Any
  • Police Clearance Certificate
  • Medical


CATEGORY

Skilled Labor - Trades

Gender: Male/Female




ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT MACEDONIA

Types of Work Visas in Macedonia

The Macedonian government issues three different types of visas to foreign nationals:


  • Type B visas for transit, which allow a maximum stay of five days


  • Type C visas for short visits up to three months


  • Type D visas for long stays for work, medical treatment, scientific research, study, humanitarian work, or family reunification


To live and work in Macedonia, foreign employees will need to obtain a Type D visa. However, the long-stay visa on its own does not allow the employee to reside in Macedonia. They will need to complete the process of obtaining a temporary residence permit from the Ministry of Interior upon arrival in the country.


The employee will also need a work permit, which must be obtained on their behalf by the employer in Macedonia.

Requirements to Obtain Macedonia Work Visas

To live and work in Macedonia, foreign employees will need to obtain a residency permit as well as a work permit.


Before traveling to Macedonia, the employee will need to submit the following documents to obtain a Type D visa:


  • A temporary residence application form


  • A valid passport


  • One passport-sized photograph


  • Proof of the applicant’s health insurance


  • A copy of the applicant’s work permit application, which should be provided by the employer


To get a temporary residency permit, employees will need to provide additional documentation upon arrival in Macedonia:


  • Approval of temporary residence from the Ministry of Interior


  • Evidence of accommodation in Macedonia


  • The original, certified copy of the employee’s work permit application


  • A valid passport and one passport photo


  • A criminal background check


  • Proof of travel insurance

Employment Contracts in Macedonia

It is legally required to put a written employment contract in place in Macedonia, in the local language, which spells out the terms of the employee’s compensation, benefits, and termination requirements. An offer letter and employment contract in Macedonia should always state the salary and any compensation amounts in Macedonian denar rather than a foreign currency. 

 

Working Hours in Macedonia

The general work week in Macedonia is 40 hours, with five, eight-hour days. 

Holidays in Macedonia

Macedonia celebrates 11 national holidays:

  • New Year’s Day


  • Orthodox Christmas Day


  • Labor Day


  • Orthodox Easter Monday


  • Saints Cyril and Methodius Day


  • Ramazan Bajram


  • Day of the Republic


  • Independence Day


  • People’s Uprising Against Fascism Day


  • Day of the Macedonian Revolutionary Struggle


  • St. Clement of Ohrid Day

 

Vacation Days in Macedonia

Employees are generally entitled to 20 to 26 days of paid annual leave, and up to an additional seven for marriage, bereavement, or professional examinations. 


Macedonia Sick Leave

Employees are generally eligible for paid sick leave.

Maternity/Paternity Leave in Macedonia

Female employees are generally entitled to 9 months of paid maternity leave.


Fathers may take up to seven days of paid paternity leave if the mother does not take her maternity leave.


Health Insurance in Macedonia

Macedonia has public health care covered by the Health Insurance Fund. The fund pays for most preventative care, examinations, and treatments. 


Macedonia Supplementary Benefits

Supplemental insurance to cover private healthcare is sometimes given as a benefit.

 

Bonuses

Annual bonuses are common in Macedonia.

Termination/Severance in Macedonia

In general, employees are entitled to at least one month’s written notice of termination for just cause and up to 6 months’ notice.


Employers are generally supposed to find terminated employees new employment, pay for training, or provide a severance payment of one month’s salary for each two years’ service, up to 12 months’ of wages.

Paying Taxes in Macedonia

There is a flat personal income tax of 10%.


Macedonia plans to implement new personal income tax rates on January 1 2023 with a 10% tax rate up to MKD 1,080,000 and an 18% tax on the difference of any income beyond that amount. There will also be different tax rates for capital gains as well as income whose origin cannot be proved.


Employers must also withhold the following from employees’ gross salary:


  • Pension and disability insurance: 18.8%.


  • Health insurance: 7.5%.


  • Employment insurance: 1.2%.


  • Additional health insurance: 0.5%.


This information is provided as generally accepted information and is not intended as advisory services.

APPLICATION PROCESS

Work permits in Macedonia are issued by the Employment Service Agency. The employer should file the work permit application before the employee begins the process of obtaining a temporary residence permit.


The main steps of the application process are as follows:


  • The employer initiates the work permit application on behalf of the foreign employee


  • The employer sends the employee an original copy of the work permit application


  • The employee submits the work application along with the other documents listed in the previous section to the nearest Macedonian consulate


  • Upon approval, the employee obtains a Type D long-stay visa


  • The employee travels to Macedonia


  • Within five days of their arrival, the employee completes the process of the issuance of their residence permit by submitting the documents listed previously to the Ministry of Interior


  • Within 25 days of the application date, the Ministry issues a National Temporary Residence Identity Card to the employee


It typically takes around 45 days for a work permit to be issued to a foreign national. Upon the approval of this permit, the employee may begin working for your company in Macedonia.

Other important considerations

Macedonia is a current candidate to join the European Union (EU), but negotiations are not in progress at the moment. As of now, citizens of EU member states must follow the same procedure as other foreign nationals to enter Macedonia for employment purposes. Should Macedonia join the EU in the future, these procedures will change. 


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