Electrician jobs abroad

Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait and Qatar hire continuously. Poland and Russia now take industrial and maintenance electricians for factory work as well, on a work-permit route rather than a Gulf-style employment visa.

Not for most Gulf contracting jobs, where the trade test decides. It matters for supervisory grades and for employers whose clients audit qualifications — and it never hurts your grading.

Sometimes, at helper or junior grade. Employers hiring for factories and plants test for panel work, motor circuits and drawing reading, so a candidate whose experience is only house wiring is usually offered a lower grade or a different vacancy.

Upload your CV on this website — it is free and takes a few minutes. Our team screens it against the demand letters we are working on, and calls you when there is a match. You then attend the interview or trade test, complete the medical, and we file the visa and, for ECR passports going to Gulf countries, the emigration clearance.

Your trade stated plainly, the years of experience, the specific equipment or systems you worked on, and the names of the employers with dates. Attach your experience certificates and any trade certificate. Vague CVs get skipped — employers shortlist on specifics.

Registration and CV upload are free. As a licensed Recruiting Agent we may charge a service fee of up to forty-five days’ wages once you are selected, against a receipt. Nobody at Galaxy Enterprises will ask you for cash without a receipt — if that happens, report it to us directly.