How to get a Jersey work permit?

To obtain a work permit in Jersey you need to follow the steps below:

1. Employer's Consent: First you need to find a job in Jersey. Once an employer agrees to employ you, your employer must provide you with a job offer in writing.

2. Employer Application: Your employer applies to the Jersey Customs and Immigration Service (JCIS) and makes you a job offer. It is necessary to fill out the application form and submit the necessary documents.

3. Salary Certificate: Your employer must provide proof of the salary they will pay you. This document is important for the issuance of the Jersey Work Permit.

4. Employer's Business Registration: Your employer must submit business registration documents to prove that it is a business legally operating in Jersey.

5. Employer's Workforce Plan: Your employer must submit a workforce plan that explains the workforce needs in Jersey and how you fit into those needs.

6. Employer's Authorization to Sponsor: Your employer must prove that they are authorized to employ a foreign national working in Jersey.

7. Employer Responsibilities: Your employer must provide you with a letter explaining the working conditions and your rights.

8. Employer's Payment Guarantee: Your employer must provide a payment guarantee that the salary to be paid to you will be paid regularly and that a suitable housing will be provided for you.

9. Application Fee: You must pay a fee for your application. This fee is determined by JCIS.

10. Application and Evaluation: Your employer's application will be evaluated by JCIS and it will be decided whether to grant a work permit. You can get a work permit in Jersey by following these steps. However, remember that every situation may be different and requirements may vary. Therefore, it is important to contact JCIS and keep up to date.