Build a simple, evidence-based CV
Use a one- or two-page CV in English. Place your full name, country, Phone number and email at the top. List recent experience first and describe real tasks—not only job titles. Include employer name, country, dates and the equipment or methods you used.
Prepare documents that support your claims
Keep clear scans of your passport, diploma, trade certificate and relevant employment evidence. Names and dates should be consistent. If a document uses another script or language, wait for instructions before paying for translation so the correct language, translator and certification format are used.
Create a useful introduction or skills video
For qualified trades, a short video showing real work can help an employer assess practical ability. Keep the camera stable, use good light and show the full task safely. A one- to two-minute video is usually enough to demonstrate welding, carpentry, cooking, machine operation or another practical skill.
For general roles, record a short English introduction. State your full name, country, target role, relevant experience and availability. Do not read a long script or add misleading footage.
Prepare for the employer interview
- Join from a quiet place with reliable internet.
- Know the role and city before the call.
- Explain your real experience with specific examples.
- Answer salary, shift and accommodation questions carefully.
- Ask when written conditions will be provided.
- Never claim a qualification or language level you cannot demonstrate.
Protect your personal information
Share full identity documents only through the approved application route. Avoid posting passport copies in public groups. Watermark copies when appropriate, keep payment receipts and report any request to send money to a different address than the official payment panel.