Work permits for your workforce, anywhere.
Employer-sponsored work permits and residence visas across 12 countries — coordinated through locally licensed providers on a fixed-fee, three-milestone structure.
- Free to start — no card required
- Master Services Agreement
- Card, SEPA or crypto
- GDPR + PDPO compliant
Approved in 87 days
- HK Companies Registry #78076051
- 15 countries served
- GDPR + PDPO compliant
Active jurisdictions
- Belarus
- Bulgaria
- Czech Republic
- Germany
- Hong Kong
- Latvia
- Lithuania
- + 8 more
Key facts, in short
- Who runs it
- Permitra is operated by Massive Dynamic Limited, incorporated in Hong Kong, Hong Kong Companies Registry no. 78076051.
- What it does
- Coordinates employer-sponsored work permits in 9 countries. Residence permits cover a partly different set. In all, 12 countries carry a permit route and 15 are served once visa support and company formation are counted.
- How the work is done
- Substantive legal work is performed by locally licensed providers in each destination country. One Master Services Agreement, governed by Hong Kong law, covers the engagement.
- How you pay
- Fees are invoiced from the portal in stages tied to documented procedural milestones. Every invoice sits against a signed agreement and a case number. There is no escrow and client funds are not held in trust.
- What it is not
- Not a law firm, not a licensed immigration adviser, not an employer, not a government portal. Approval decisions rest solely with national authorities, and no outcome is guaranteed.
What we coordinate
Four service tracks. Real people behind each.
Most providers split the work across three vendors. We coordinate locally licensed providers in each jurisdiction. Your documents, milestones and invoices live in one place.
EU · Work
Work Permits
End-to-end coordination of employer-sponsored work permits for manpower and blue-collar labor. Poland, Czech Republic, Germany, Serbia and 5 other jurisdictions.
- Manpower & agency-sourced labor
- Family inclusion as standard
- Renewals tracked automatically
Residence
Residence Permits
Employment, family and business pathways — including digital-nomad and investor tracks where available.
- Type-D & long-stay visas
- Address registration
- Path-to-citizenship roadmap
Visa
Visa Support
Business invitation letters, Schengen support documentation and short-stay visa coordination.
- Business invitation letters
- Schengen documentation
- Consular appointment booking
Corporate
Corporate Services
Cross-border employment compliance and multi-country relocation coordination for HR teams scaling internationally.
- Multi-jurisdiction onboarding
- Single point of contact
- Consolidated invoicing
How it works
Four steps from enquiry to a submitted application.
Most individual cases are filed within 48 hours of a complete document set.
01 Tell us what you need
Destination country and permit type via a 5-minute form. No card required.
02 Sign your agreement
Master Services Agreement + a Service Order specific to your case — e-signed via Documenso.
03 We coordinate the case
Locally licensed providers handle the substantive work. You watch progress live in the portal.
04 Receive your documents
Permits and supporting documents delivered via the secure portal or encrypted channel.
Legal Updates
Latest immigration news
Legislation changes, market trends, and policy updates.
Belarus Work Permits in 2026: EAEU Exemption, the Simplified Professions List, and Why Pakistani Workers Still Need a Special Permit
Belarus 2026: EAEU citizens (Russia, Kazakhstan, Armenia, Kyrgyzstan) never need a special work permit. Most other nationalities can skip it too — if the job is on the Ministry of Labour's 2026 list of 29 trades (bricklayer, plasterer, welder and more). One exception: Pakistani workers recruited under the new bilateral Memorandum still need an individual special permit for every hire, listed profession or not. Full breakdown, with sources →
Germany Opportunity Card (Chancenkarte) Market 2026: Trends for South Asia
Ukraine Labour Market & Work Permit Trends 2026: Wartime Shortages and South Asian Recruitment
The workspace
Stop chasing PDFs across five inboxes.
You, your candidates and our case officers see the same live state. Documents are encrypted and e-signed. Every invoice reconciles to a milestone, in EUR, USD, GBP, PLN, CZK or stablecoin.
- Live milestone & invoice status
- Encrypted vault with e-signature audit trail
- One case officer, every channel
Advance
Paid
Submitted
Live
Approval
12d ETA
Two ways in
One platform. Two doors.
Moving yourself or a whole engineering team, the workflow underneath is the same. Only the onboarding and invoicing change.
For individuals
Move yourself — or your family.
A work permit, residence permit or business visa, coordinated end to end. One point of contact for the whole case.
- Family inclusion as standard
- Document vault with e-signature
- Pay in EUR, USD, GBP, PLN, CZK or stablecoin
For HR teams & businesses
Scale cross-border hiring without the overhead.
Consistent process, transparent pricing and one point of contact across 15 jurisdictions. Built for teams onboarding talent in several countries.
- Multi-jurisdiction onboarding
- Consolidated invoicing in your reporting currency
- One MSA at the parent-company level
Jurisdiction
Backed by Hong Kong.
Your case is governed by a jurisdiction trusted by every major bank — common-law, currency-neutral and outside any regional bloc. Contracts are bilingual and signed under HK law. They are enforceable in 170+ New York Convention states through HKIAC arbitration.
On the record
Master Services Agreement
Every engagement is governed by a written Master Services Agreement, signed electronically before any work begins. Commercial terms are set per case in a Service Order.
Transparent pricing
Fixed-fee or milestone-based pricing disclosed in your Service Order. No hidden charges, no surprise processing fees.
GDPR + PDPO compliant
Your personal data is processed under the EU General Data Protection Regulation. Hong Kong's Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance, Cap. 486, applies in parallel.
AML / KYC verified
All engagements undergo standard KYC verification per Hong Kong's Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorist Financing Ordinance, Cap. 615.
Payments
Pay how you actually hold money.
Stripe for cards and Apple Pay. SEPA for transfers. Stablecoin or BTC for treasuries — all reconciled to the same invoice. No 3% "processing fee" surprise.
PCI DSS · ON-CHAIN RECEIPTSAccepted
- Visa & Mastercard
- Apple Pay
- SEPA transfer
- USDT
- USDC
- BTC
Pricing
Free to start. Pay only as we deliver.
Three transparent stages, disclosed up-front in your Service Order — no retainer, no minimum, no exit fee. Cancel before submission and you owe nothing.
Stage 01
30%Advance
Paid when you submit. Covers government fees and case-opening work.
Stage 02
40%Acceptance
Paid when the regulator accepts your file. Funds active case-officer hours.
Stage 03
30%Approval
Paid on approval — only after the document is in hand.
Limited terms
Open quotas
When we secure special terms on a country, we open a quota — a lower price, a smaller advance, or a stage deferred. It stays open until it expires.
Fast-Track Corridors
Popular work permit routes
Pre-verified country corridors with known processing timelines.
Coverage
Which countries can Permitra coordinate a permit in?
A work permit route is open in 9 countries and a residence route in a partly different set, 12 countries in total, listed shortest indicative window first.
| Destination | Permit type | Indicative processing | Guide |
|---|---|---|---|
| Serbia | Unified Permit (Jedinstvena dozvola) | 45–90 days | Serbia Guide |
| Moldova | Long-stay visa type D (employment) + right of temporary stay | 45–60 days | Moldova Guide |
| Germany | EU Blue Card / national work visa | 60–120 days | Germany Guide |
| Poland | EU Single Permit | 90–180 days | Poland Guide |
| Czech Republic | Employee Card | 120–180 days | Czech Republic Guide |
| Romania | Long-stay employment visa (D/AM) + residence permit | 120 days | Romania Guide |
Times are indicative, not guaranteed. They describe how long a complete file has typically taken. Compare every published corridor for validity, employer-specificity and family reunification.
Decision authority
Who decides whether the permit is approved?
A national authority does, and only a national authority — a different one in every destination. Permitra coordinates the file; it does not decide it and cannot influence the decision.
- Bulgaria
- Migration Directorate, Ministry of the Interior — Employment Agency gives the labour-market opinion
- Germany
- The Ausländerbehörde of the city where the applicant will live — Bundesagentur für Arbeit approves the job where required
- Spain
- Oficina de Extranjería of the province — under the Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration
- Poland
- The voivode of the region where the work is performed — appeals go to the Head of the Office for Foreigners
- Serbia
- Ministry of the Interior — National Employment Service on the labour-market side
Permitra is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or accredited by any authority named here. Each corridor guide cites the authority that decides that route and the law it decides under.
Across the EU the deadline these authorities work to is set centrally, by the recast Single Permit Directive. The European Commission summarises it as follows:
The recast directive “obliges Member States to decide on an application for a single permit within 90 days instead of currently four months”.
Licensing
Who is qualified to do the work?
The licence sits with a locally licensed provider in each destination. The contract, the coordination and the accountability sit with Permitra. Both halves are stated here because a prospect deciding whether to send money needs to know which is which.
- Licensed work
- Filing and representation before the authority in the destination country are performed by a locally licensed provider engaged for that corridor. Permitra selects and contracts that provider, and names it on the Service Order.
- Case officers
- Permitra's own case officers work from those providers' instructions and from published national law — the same sources the corridor guides cite. They do not give licensed legal advice in their own name.
- One agreement
- A bilingual Master Services Agreement governed by Hong Kong law covers the engagement, signed before any payment. Fees follow documented procedural milestones against a numbered case.
- What Permitra is not
- Not a law firm, not a licensed immigration adviser, not an employer, not a government portal. It operates no escrow, trust or segregated client account and holds no Trust or Company Service Provider (TCSP) licence.
- Who approves
- The national authority listed above, and only that authority. No outcome is guaranteed and no fee buys an approval.
The registered entity is Massive Dynamic Limited, Hong Kong Companies Registry no. 78076051 — searchable at the Hong Kong Companies Registry. The full position is in the Legal Notice and Disclaimer.
Anti-fraud
How do I check that a request from Permitra is genuine?
Every genuine request carries a verification code. Type it into permitra.io/verify and the page names who issued it. If a message has no code, it did not come from us.
- Issued by
- Massive Dynamic Limited, Hong Kong Companies Registry no. 78076051
- Code format
xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-x— a shape, not a real code. 13 lowercase letters and digits; codes issued before the check character was added have 12. The characters0,o,1,landinever appear. The pairs people mistype are simply not in the alphabet. Dashes and spaces are ignored.- Official WhatsApp
- +852 9290 0201
- Payment channel
- A portal invoice against a signed agreement and a case number. Never a personal account, and never a wallet address sent in a chat.
- Countries covered
- 9 work permit routes, 12 with a permit route of any kind.
The long version, with the request patterns fraudsters use, is in the fraud-prevention guide.
Questions
What do customers ask first?
Who operates Permitra?
Permitra is operated by Massive Dynamic Limited, incorporated in Hong Kong. It is registered with the Companies Registry under number 78076051. The registered office and the full compliance framework are set out on the About page.
How does the Permitra process work, step by step?
An agency or employer is onboarded under a Master Services Agreement. An order is created in the portal. Documents are collected and checked against the destination country's requirements. A locally licensed provider submits the file. Milestones are tracked in the portal. Fees are invoiced against those milestones. The full sequence is on the About page.
Which countries does Permitra cover?
Work or residence permits are coordinated in 12 countries. Of those, 9 carry a work permit route. Three further jurisdictions are served for visa support or company formation only, making 15 in total. Every published route is compared side by side at /countries.
What does Permitra not do?
Permitra does not guarantee that a permit or visa will be approved — those decisions rest solely with government authorities. It does not sell job offers and does not employ candidates. It does not act as a government portal. It does not hold client funds in trust and does not provide escrow. It never asks for payment outside a signed agreement and a portal invoice. How to check that a request is genuine is set out in our fraud-prevention guide.
How does the payment work?
Each engagement is split into milestones, disclosed up-front in your Service Order. You pay only as we hit verifiable steps: case opening, regulator acceptance, approval. Funds are received as revenue for administrative coordination, not held in escrow or on a segregated client account. Full terms are in our Refund Policy.
Who actually processes my application?
Locally licensed providers in each jurisdiction perform the substantive immigration work. Massive Dynamic coordinates the case end-to-end: onboarding, documents, milestones, payments and communication. It remains your single point of contact throughout.
Are you licensed?
Massive Dynamic Limited is a Hong Kong registered company (#78076051). We are not a law firm, immigration consultant, or money service operator. We hold no Trust or Company Service Provider (TCSP) licence. We coordinate with locally licensed providers who deliver the substantive services. See our Legal Notice for the full statement.
How long does a typical case take?
Most work permits issue in 4 to 8 weeks once filed. Residence permits and Schengen long-stay tracks vary considerably by consulate. We share a realistic ETA before you sign the Service Order. All timelines remain subject to government processing times outside our control.
What if my visa is refused?
Refund eligibility is set out in our Refund Policy and Annex B of the Master Services Agreement. Where the underlying provider refunds their portion, we return it to you within five business days of receipt. See the Refund Policy for the full pass-through logic and timelines.
How is my data protected?
Files are encrypted at rest and stored under Hong Kong's Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance, Cap. 486. They are processed in accordance with the EU General Data Protection Regulation. Access is restricted to assigned case officers, and you can export or delete your vault at any time. Full details in our Privacy Policy.
What if I want to cancel?
Cancel before service commencement and any amounts paid in advance are refunded in full. Third-party fees already disbursed on your behalf are deducted. After service commences, fees become earned and non-refundable on a pro-rata basis. See the Refund Policy for the exact conditions.
Ready when you are
Begin your application in five minutes.
No card, no commitment — we only invoice once you sign your Service Order. Most individual cases are filed within 48 hours of account creation.
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We are not a law firm, immigration consultant, or money service operator. We do not operate any escrow, trust or segregated client account. We do not hold a Trust or Company Service Provider (TCSP) licence. Substantive immigration work is performed by locally licensed providers in each jurisdiction. See our Legal Notice and Disclaimer for the full position.
Who checked this page
Founder and Director of Massive Dynamic Limited (Hong Kong Companies Registry no. 78076051), which has coordinated work and residence permits since 2024 across 15 jurisdictions.
Track record
Real cases, real numbers.
Coordinated cross-border immigration cases, audited and verified.
100+
Candidates coordinated per month
15
Countries served
2024
Hong Kong incorporated
7 days
Average submission turnaround
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