Uzbekistan Opens Recruitment for Organized Employment in Belarus
Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan's Migration Agency has opened applications for citizens seeking employment in Belarus under an organized recruitment program. The initiative is being implemented under a bilateral labor migration agreement and offers formal employment opportunities at enterprises and organizations across Belarus.
Vacancies are available in agriculture, forestry, construction, transport, veterinary services, metalworking and welding, as well as for truck drivers, tractor operators and excavator operators. Salaries start from US$700, with final remuneration depending on applicants' qualifications and professional experience.
Applications are open to citizens aged 18 to 50 who hold valid driving licenses and the required certificates to operate specialized machinery. Applicants must also not be subject to an entry ban to Russia.
According to the Migration Agency, employers will provide free accommodation in dormitories, arrange the necessary employment documents and cover travel expenses, including airfare. Participants may relocate individually or together with their families.
The agency also advises job seekers to use the organized recruitment mechanism rather than travel independently to Belarus, noting that the program provides formal employment contracts and oversight of working conditions.
The labor migration agreement between Uzbekistan and Belarus was signed on 9 July during President Shavkat Mirziyoyev's visit to Minsk. On 13 July, the first organized group of 255 Uzbek citizens arrived in Belarus to work in the agricultural and livestock sectors.
Applications are open to citizens aged 18 to 50 who hold valid driving licenses and the required certificates to operate specialized machinery. Applicants must also not be subject to an entry ban to Russia.
According to the Migration Agency, employers will provide free accommodation in dormitories, arrange the necessary employment documents and cover travel expenses, including airfare. Participants may relocate individually or together with their families.
The agency also advises job seekers to use the organized recruitment mechanism rather than travel independently to Belarus, noting that the program provides formal employment contracts and oversight of working conditions.
The labor migration agreement between Uzbekistan and Belarus was signed on 9 July during President Shavkat Mirziyoyev's visit to Minsk. On 13 July, the first organized group of 255 Uzbek citizens arrived in Belarus to work in the agricultural and livestock sectors.
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