International Job Placement & Work-Permit Pathways
ARFET supports candidates seeking international employment opportunities by matching applicants to suitable seasonal roles according to their academic profile, qualifications and work experience.

Please read before applying
ARFET does not issue visas
Visa decisions are made by the relevant embassy, consulate or immigration authority. ARFET does not issue visas and cannot guarantee visa approval or the outcome of a government immigration decision.
No ARFET application or consulting fees
Any visa fees, government fees, medical fees, biometrics, travel costs or other official charges must be paid directly by the candidate to the relevant government, embassy, consulate or authorised provider where applicable.
Assessment before job application
Candidate assessment
Profile matching
Potential roles are matched to the candidate's academic background, qualifications, skills and job experience.
Employer / placement process
Suitable candidates may proceed through employer selection and other recruitment stages. Jobs are seasonal and qualification/experience specific.
Work-permit & visa process
Where a candidate is selected, work-permit and immigration steps follow the rules of the destination country. Visa decisions remain with the competent government authority.
Placement timeline
Job placement can take several weeks or months. Timing may depend on employers, recruitment stages, government processing and immigration/consular authorities.
Candidate profile
Travel with dependents
Under this ARFET job-placement pathway, candidates are expected to travel alone initially. Any later dependent application or travel is subject to the destination country's rules and is the candidate's responsibility.
Visa responsibility
ARFET does not issue visas. The embassy, consulate or immigration authority decides whether a visa or immigration permission is granted.
Work-permit responsibility
ARFET may assist with the work-permit-related process within its agreed service scope. The final issuance of a work permit is subject to the competent authority's rules and decision.
Disclaimer
Information on this page is general guidance and does not constitute a promise of employment, a visa, immigration approval or government-issued work authorisation. Job availability, eligibility criteria, processing times, fees and immigration rules can change. Candidates must verify current requirements with the relevant employer and official government/embassy/immigration authority before making travel or financial decisions.
ARFET will not ask candidates to pay an individual to “secure” a visa or government approval. Use the official ARFET contact details on this website to verify any communication claiming to represent the company.
