Uzbekistan

Uzbekistanis are invited to work in Slovenia

The salary ranges from 1,277 euros to 3,800 euros, and its amount and tax deductions vary depending on the vacancy.

Uzbek citizens are being invited to work in Slovenia

On October 12–14, employers from Slovenia will organize face-to-face meetings, workshops, and job selections with candidates in the cities of Bukhara, Samarkand, and Tashkent.

Vacancies are available for Uzbeks in the following areas: heavy truck and international transport drivers; passenger transport drivers; truck mechanics; construction workers and craftsmen; heavy machinery operators; production equipment operators; electricians; forestry workers; care staff; administration and sales specialists.

The salary ranges from 1,277 euros to 3,800 euros (gross), the amount and tax deductions of which vary depending on the vacancy.

Employers cover the costs of visa and work permits, medical insurance, transfer from the airport, and provision of accommodation. For certain vacancies, airfare and meal expenses are also covered by employers.

Candidates are required to have relevant professional qualifications and work experience, English language skills and special certificates for certain fields, as well as an international passport.

The selections will be held on October 12 in Bukhara, October 13 in Samarkand, and October 14 in Tashkent.

It is stated that residents of other regions can participate in the selection held at the location closest to them.

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