We understand that working abroad means not only new opportunities, but also countless questions. That's why we always make sure you feel calm and protected. Below is a brief overview of the support every Gremi Personal employee receives:
We find a job that suits you specifically:
We take care of your legal status:
We'll help you plan your route, purchase tickets, and stay in touch until you arrive at your workplace.
We provide accommodation in an apartment, building, or hostel.
Your coordinator is always available. We'll assist with settling in, adaptation, and answer any questions you may have.
Gremi Personal arranges health insurance and helps with getting a PESEL number, opening a bank account, and applying for a residence card. A representative also accompanies employees during onboarding and medical check-ups.
Workers are housed in an apartment, building, or hostel, with 2–4 people per room. Couples get a private room, and the accommodation is either close to work or comes with organised transportation.
The job search is free and based on your qualifications, salary level, and preferred location or region, taking your wishes and needs into account. Help with travel planning, ticket purchase, and a coordinator who answers questions after arrival are also included.
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80-855 Gdańsk