Overseas jobs for Pakistanis, through an agent you can check.
We place skilled and semi-skilled Pakistani workers with verified employers in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, Turkey, Malaysia and Japan (SSW). Our licence number is printed on this page. Check it before you trust us — check it before you trust anyone.
Registration is free. Any payment we ever ask for is made by bank transfer against a written receipt — never in cash, never to a personal account.
From paperwork to the plane
Finding the job is rarely the hard part. What follows it is. That part is our work.
Protector clearance
Emigration clearance through the Protector of Emigrants, MOFA attestation of your contract, and booking your medical.
Contract checking
Every contract is read to you in Urdu before you sign it — wage, hours, overtime rate, housing, leave and return ticket.
Visa and travel
Embassy coordination, visa filing, ticketing, and a pre-departure briefing on the country you're going to.
Skilled and unskilled
Welders, electricians, drivers, nurses, engineers, factory and construction workers. Trade tests arranged where the employer requires one.
Support after you land
We stay reachable after you arrive. If an employer breaches the contract, tell us — we escalate it, and we stop sending workers there.
Five contact points
Phone lines in Pakistan, Canada, the United States, the UK and Qatar, so your family at home always has someone to reach.
Before you pay any agent — ours included
Thousands of Pakistanis lose money to fake agents every year. These are the warning signs. If we ever do any of them, report us to the Bureau of Emigration.
- An agent who wants cash, or a transfer to a personal account instead of a company account.
- Anyone who wants to keep your original passport. It stays with you.
- Large payments demanded before you have seen the employer's demand letter and visa.
- Being told you don't need a Protector of Emigrants stamp. You do. Without it you are not legally an overseas worker.
- A contract you are not given a copy of, or not allowed to have explained in Urdu.
- An agent with no office address and no licence number you can look up.
- Always: ask for a receipt for every rupee, and keep it.
- Always: check the licence number yourself on beoe.gov.pk before you commit to anything.
To report any promoter, including us: Bureau of Emigration & Overseas Employment — beoe.gov.pk · Overseas Pakistanis Commission helplines are free to call.
Registration to departure
At every stage you will know exactly where your file stands.
Register your trade
A five-minute form. You get a reference number immediately — keep it, every conversation with us runs against that number.
We match you to a vacancy
Your trade is matched against live employer orders. If nothing fits, we tell you that plainly rather than keeping you waiting.
Interview and trade test
An employer interview, plus a practical trade test where the job requires one. We prepare you for both beforehand.
Contract, medical, Protector
The contract is explained to you in Urdu and you keep a copy. Then medical, visa stamping and emigration clearance from the Protector of Emigrants.
Departure and arrival
Ticket, pre-departure briefing, and the name and number of someone to call in your destination country on the day you land.
Where we place workers
🇲🇾Malaysia
Factory, construction and skilled trades
Opening soon 🇶🇦 🇧🇭 🇰🇼Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait
Construction, services and drivers
Opening soon
🇸🇦Saudi Arabia
Construction, healthcare and drivers
Opening soon
🇹🇷Turkey
Textile, manufacturing and food industry
Opening soon 🇯🇵Japan (SSW)
Specified Skilled Worker (SSW) programme
Opening soonIn their words
“My visa took three weeks. They read the contract to me in Urdu before I signed, and I kept a copy. I'm working in Kuala Lumpur now.”
Muhammad AsifElectrician · Malaysia“An agent cheated me once before. This time I checked the licence number myself first. There were no hidden charges.”
Tariq MehmoodWelder · Saudi Arabia“Getting my nursing credentials verified was the difficult part. They walked me through each step of it.”
Sana IqbalRegistered nursePut your name on the list
Registration is free and commits you to nothing. New vacancies go to registered candidates first.
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