Relocating to Europe: A Complete Guide for Non-EU Citizens through the EU Blue Card
Everything non-EU professionals need to live and work in Europe on the EU Blue Card
Date
September 9, 2026
Time
6:00 PM GMT+1
Platform
Zoho Webinar
Hosted by
Workium
Registration is required to attend
About This Webinar
The EU Blue Card is one of the clearest, most powerful routes for skilled non-EU professionals to live and work in Europe — yet the process is widely misunderstood. In this 90-minute session, we break the entire journey down into plain, practical steps.
You'll learn exactly who qualifies, the salary and qualification thresholds for 2026, how to secure a qualifying job offer, which documents you need and in what order, and how long each stage really takes — from application to residence permit. We'll also cover family reunification, the path to permanent residence, and the mistakes that most often get applications delayed or refused, followed by a live Q&A.
What You'll Learn
In this comprehensive 90-minute session, you'll gain actionable insights on:
What the EU Blue Card Is — and Who Qualifies
Understand the eligibility criteria for non-EU citizens: recognised university degree (or equivalent experience), a qualifying job offer, and the minimum salary thresholds that apply in 2026.
Choosing the Right Country
Compare the leading Blue Card destinations — Germany, Portugal, Poland, Austria and the Netherlands — on salary thresholds, processing times, cost of living and long-term prospects.
Securing a Qualifying Job Offer
Learn how to find genuine employers, what makes a job offer "qualifying", how to check salary thresholds, and how Workium supports you in matching with vacancies.
Documents & Credential Recognition
Get the full document checklist and understand degree recognition (Anabin/ZAB, ENIC-NARIC) — the step that trips up most applicants.
The Application Timeline, Step by Step
Walk through each stage from job offer to residence permit, realistic processing times, and how the payment-in-installments model works with Workium.
Family, Permanent Residence & Common Pitfalls
Bringing your family, the fast-track to permanent residence and EU long-term status, and the top reasons applications get delayed or refused — and how to avoid them.
Webinar Agenda
Here's what we'll cover during the 90-minute session:
Welcome & Why the EU Blue Card Matters for Non-EU Professionals
Eligibility: Degrees, Experience & 2026 Salary Thresholds
Country Comparison: Germany, Portugal, Poland, Austria & the Netherlands
Securing a Qualifying Job Offer & Credential Recognition
The Application Journey: Documents, Timeline & Costs
Live Q&A
Next Steps & How Workium Can Help
Who Should Attend?
This webinar is perfect for:
Non-EU professionals with a university degree seeking to work in Europe
Skilled workers who have (or expect) a job offer from a European employer
Graduates and experienced professionals exploring long-term relocation to the EU
Anyone comparing the EU Blue Card with other European work-visa routes
Recruitment partners placing skilled candidates in EU roles
Free Bonuses for Attendees
Register now and get these exclusive resources:
EU Blue Card document checklist (downloadable)
Country-by-country salary threshold cheat sheet for 2026
Recording access for 30 days after the webinar
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this webinar free?
Yes, the webinar is completely free. Registration is required so we can send you the Zoho Webinar joining link and the session resources.
Do I need a job offer before I attend?
No. Whether you already have a qualifying job offer or are just starting your research, this session covers every stage — including how to secure a qualifying offer.
Will there be a recording?
Yes, all registered attendees receive access to the recording for 30 days after the live session.
What time is the webinar in my timezone?
The webinar starts at 6:00 PM GMT+1 on 9 September 2026. Please use a timezone converter to find your local time; the recording will also be available if you cannot attend live.
Does the EU Blue Card lead to permanent residence?
Yes — the EU Blue Card offers a fast-track towards permanent residence and EU long-term resident status. We cover the timelines and conditions during the session.
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