
Jobs in Europe with work permit & visa.
Universal Expert has helped more than 125 candidates secure European employment visas since 2024 — most of them for jobs in Malta. We recruit for hospitality, construction, logistics and manufacturing employers across the Schengen area.
Why apply with us
We handle the full file: job match, employer interview, work-permit application, embassy appointment and visa stamping. Every Europe job below shows salary in euros (or local currency), the visa type and accommodation.
125+ Europe visas secured
Real candidates now working in Malta and other Schengen countries.
Work permit handled
We prepare and check every document for the work-permit application.
Apply from UAE or home
Most candidates apply while working in the UAE or from India, Nepal and Pakistan.
Latest jobs in Europe
All vacanciesHotel Housekeeping Attendant
4-star resort group · Hospitality
Keep guest rooms and public areas spotless at a busy seafront resort. Two-year renewable contract.
Commis Chef
Restaurant & catering group · Hospitality
Prep and line cooking for an à-la-carte restaurant and events kitchen in the capital.
Steel Fixer
General construction contractor · Construction
Residential and commercial projects. Trade test before selection.
Warehouse Picker / Packer
European logistics provider · Logistics & Warehousing
Order picking, scanning and packing in a modern e-commerce fulfilment centre.
Production Line Operator
Automotive parts manufacturer · Manufacturing
Operate and feed assembly lines, visual quality checks, 12-month renewable contract.
Europe visas delivered

Pramod Tamang
Nepal → Malta · Waiter

Abdul Asim Rehman
Malta work visa · Visa granted

Chethan Thapa
Malta work visa · Visa granted

Nur Mohammad
Malta work visa · Visa granted

Visa handover
Universal Expert office · Europe placement

Visa handover
Universal Expert office · Europe placement

Visa handover
Universal Expert office · Europe placement
Jobs in Europe: FAQs
More questions? Message a consultant on WhatsApp.
Yes. Countries such as Malta and Poland issue work permits to non-EU nationals for roles where employers face shortages — hospitality, construction, warehouse and factory work in particular.