How to Get Your Azerbaijan Posted Worker Visa
Posted Worker in Azerbaijan is an employee who is temporarily sent by their employer to perform work or provide services in Azerbaijan while remaining under a contract with a company based outside the country. This arrangement is common among international companies operating in multiple countries and seeking to fulfill short-term or project-based tasks. To legally work as a posted worker in Azerbaijan, individuals and their employers must comply with local labor and migration laws, including obtaining the necessary work and residence permits.
The process involves coordination between the sending company, the Azerbaijani host organization, and relevant government authorities to ensure compliance with labor regulations, taxation, and social security requirements. Posted workers are typically entitled to similar employment conditions as local workers, including fair wages, safe working environments, and regulated working hours.
Because of the administrative and legal complexities involved, obtaining posted worker status in Azerbaijan requires expert guidance. World Immigration Hub Azerbaijan will help you to get posted worker status in Azerbaijan by providing full support throughout the application process — from document preparation and submission to communication with labor and migration offices. Their experienced team ensures that all requirements are met efficiently and in full compliance with Azerbaijani law.
For international employers and workers alike, securing proper posted worker authorization ensures smooth business operations and legal peace of mind during the stay in Azerbaijan.
We will arrange a meeting with a World Immigration Hub specialist for you in person or online format
During the meeting, the specialist will:
- Explain how we work and how we can help you.
- Explain the immigration process step-by-step, presenting the roadmap, budget, and financial requirements.
- Share our immigration experience and discuss key points you should know before starting your journey.
- Determine the next steps together with you.
Depending on the project’s complexity, the meeting with the manager may be coordinated with experts, designers, and assistants.
Natalia Kovalenko
Immigration Consultant
Mehman Asadzade
Immigration Lawyer