News about labour migration: events, facts and developments on tafs uz.
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The Fair Labour Mobility EU project, with a budget of 1.2 million euros in 2024–2025, helped nearly 3,000 workers defend their labour and social rights. In parallel, the European Commission presented a package of measures: mutual recognition of qualifications, a digital wallet for social security documents, and expanded powers for the European Labour Authority.
Aziz KarimovThe Migration Agency, together with Germany's Deutsche Bahn, is recruiting Uzbekistani youth aged 18–25 for a three-year dual vocational training program in the specialty of railway track installer. The training will take place in Augsburg or Munich starting 1 September 2027, with pay from 1,400 euros per month and 30 days of paid leave annually. Applications are being accepted now; German of at least B1 is required for the selection stage.
Aziz KarimovThe Migration Agency, together with the Slovak company Penta Hospitals International, invites Uzbek doctors, nurses and male nurses to work in Czechia, Slovakia and Poland. Selected candidates will have three-month language courses and accommodation paid for, and will be helped with visas. Salary — from €1800 to €2200 per month. Training starts in November 2026.
Dilnoza Rahimova
