Benchmark Abroad

The education system in Europe is one of the most popular education systems in the world. European countries offer courses such as Bachelor’s, Master’s, short courses, PhD degree, business degree as well as post-doctorate options in a wide variety of fields. A growing number of higher education institutions offer international study programs with English as the main language of instruction, which makes studying in Europe a popular choice.

A recent report by higher education data experts QS found that the single biggest factor that students consider when choosing a university is their chance of landing a good job when they complete their course. With increasing numbers of students opting to study abroad, and many intending to work and settle abroad in the same country when they graduate, a crucial consideration is the strength of the employment market for degree-holders.

In this guide, Edugo Abroad will describe each step in detail to get PR In European Countries after your education is complete.

Apply For PR

Depending upon the country you are in, you are eligible for a Permanent Residency after receiving work permit. Permanent residency permit can be obtained after 5 years of legally residing and working within the hosting EU member state as an EU Blue Card holder. In order to obtain the long-term residency permit, you need:

Sufficient financial resources to maintain yourself, not seeking social assistance
Health insurance

You may have to wait for a maximum of 6 months for a response to your application for the long-term residency permit. The validity of you permanent residency permit is 5 years and you may automatically apply for renewal after its expiration date.

Get PR

With permanent residency, you are given free access to almost the same benefits as the citizens of the hosting state and can also move freely within the rest of the EU member states. Access such as:

Employment and all correlating conditions
Education and vocational training
Social security and health insurance
Social assistance
Social benefits
Freedom of movement, especially the EU
Freedom of association or union
Housing
Grants
Loans

Europe PR