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Uzbekistanis are being invited to work in the construction sector in Croatia, with a salary of up to 1,800 euros

The Migration Agency is offering 16 jobs for citizens of Uzbekistan in the construction sector in Croatia. Salaries of 1,500–1,800 euros per month are offered for the positions of bricklayer, finisher, facade worker, formwork carpenter, and drywall installer. The employer covers the costs of accommodation, meals, and medical insurance.

Citizens of Uzbekistan are being invited to construction jobs in Croatia, with monthly salaries reaching up to 1,800 euros.

The Migration Agency is recruiting Uzbek citizens to work in the construction sector in Croatia.

There are a total of 16 vacancies available, covering the following positions.

The average monthly salary is 1,500–1,800 euros. Working hours are 176–220 hours per month. The employment contract is concluded for 3 years, with the possibility of extension.

The probation period is 3 months, during which the starting wage is set at 8 euros per hour.

Candidates must have at least 3 years of work experience in the relevant field. Possession of a qualification certificate is preferred.

A vaccination certificate is also required. Form 18a, issued by Croatia, is mandatory, and the Migration Agency will assist in obtaining it.

The employer covers the following expenses:

Candidates will pay for their airfare from Uzbekistan to Croatia and the costs of obtaining a work visa at their own expense. The visa is processed through the consulate or visa center.

After employment, the visa and airfare expenses will be compensated by the Migration Agency.

Applications for the vacancies can be submitted through the "Work Abroad" platform.

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