Uzbekistan

Uzbekistanis are being invited to work at a construction company in Turkey

The Migration Agency is selecting 124 employees to work on projects for a major construction company in Turkey. Among the vacancies are excavator operator, plumber, welder, and general laborer. Salaries range from $760 to $1,115 depending on the position. Applications are accepted until October 16.

Uzbekistanis invited to work for a construction company in Turkey

The Migration Agency is inviting citizens of Uzbekistan to work on projects of a major construction company in Turkey.

There are a total of 124 vacancies available. The salary is set from 37.5 thousand to 55 thousand Turkish lira per month (approximately $760 to $1,115), depending on the position.

The workday lasts 10 hours, six days a week. The employment contract is concluded for one year, with the possibility of subsequent extension up to two to three years. The probationary period is two months. Overtime work beyond the set working hours is paid additionally.

Candidates must be men aged 18 to 45. They should have at least general secondary or specialized secondary education, at least two years of work experience in their field, and intermediate Turkish language skills. Candidates are also required to be healthy, hardworking, and free from harmful habits such as alcohol consumption.

The employer covers the costs of airfare from Uzbekistan to Turkey, transfer from the airport to the workplace, and local transportation (bus). Additionally, obtaining a work permit in Turkey, accommodation, free meals, medical and state social insurance (SGK), occupational accident insurance, and tax payments are covered by the employer.

Applications will be accepted until October 16, 2026.

Submitted documents will be reviewed by the employer. Candidates who meet the requirements will be invited to the next stage — an interview.

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