Grass cutting worker

Description
▪️Work location: Serbia – Belgrade, Niš, Kragujevac and other cities
▪️Salary: 500 – 600 EUR per month
▪️Hourly Rate: 2 – 3 EUR per hour
▪️Working schedule: 5 days a week, 8 hours per day
▪️Accommodation provided by employer
▪️Transportation to workplace provided if needed
▪️Outdoor work environment
▪️Physical activity throughout the working day
▪️Only candidates with visas issued based on company documents are accepted
▪️Eligible candidates: Men, women, and married couples up to 55 years old
▪️Communicative level of English required
▪️All the conditions of service shall be in accordance with Serbia Labor Law

Fast Processing
WORK PERMIT PROCESS TIME 45-60 Days

Serbia offers stable employment opportunities in landscaping and outdoor maintenance work. Full assistance will be provided throughout the work permit and visa processing procedure.

Job Responsibilities:
✔ Mowing lawns in open areas
✔ Trimming lawn edges using a trimmer
✔ Collecting and disposing of cut grass
✔ Pruning bushes and shaping flower beds
✔ Performing general gardening and outdoor maintenance tasks
✔ Maintaining cleanliness and order on the premises

Available Positions:
✔ Grass Cutting Worker
✔ Gardener Helper
✔ Outdoor Maintenance Worker

Required Documents:
A structured checklist for your Serbia work permit application.

Initial Stage
✔ Valid passport - must be valid for at least for 2 years beyond planned entry/stay and have blank visa pages.
✔ Passport-size photos (recent, white background European standard - 4 copies).
✔ CV / Resume (in English)

Documents we need after the offer letter
✔ Police clearance certificate / Criminal record check
✔ Medical certificate / health check results
✔ Qualifications & Certificates - Educational or vocational certificates relevant to the job work (if required).
✔ Proof of financial means - Bank statements or employer proof showing you can support yourself until paid usually for three months to six months.

Documents that we need in the final stage
✔ Embassy Appointment: You will likely need to submit documents and biometrics at the respected Embassy/Consulate office.
✔ Completed visa/residence permit application form - Often includes a Type D long-stay visa form and residence permit application.
✔ Employment Contract / Job Offer - Signed by you and your employer, listing job duties, salary, duration, etc.
✔ Work Permit or Single Permit
✔ Medical/health insurance for respective country - Coverage for healthcare (often through employer or private insurance).
✔ Translations: Any document not in English usually needs certified translation.