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What Fees Cover and What They Do Not

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A complete breakdown of what is included in Workium package fees, what additional costs you should expect, and where every pound goes.

What Fees Cover

Workium package fees are transparent with no hidden charges. We believe you should know exactly what you are paying for before you commit. Here is a complete breakdown.

What IS Included in Your Package Fee

1Job Matching and Placement: Active search, application, and placement with verified employers in your destination country. This is one of the most time-intensive and valuable parts of our service.
2Employer Coordination: We liaise with employers on your behalf, handle documentation, and manage the entire employer-side process.
3Work Permit Application Processing: Preparation and submission of work permit applications through the correct legal channels.
4Legal and Immigration Support: Access to immigration legal guidance throughout your entire process.
5Documentation Support: Expert preparation, verification, and submission assistance for all required documents.
6Case Management: A dedicated caseworker assigned to your case who manages every aspect of your application.
7Dashboard Access: Full access to your personalised tracking dashboard with milestone tracker, My Dossier, and real-time updates.
8Document Review: Expert review of every document you upload, with feedback and revision guidance.
9Interview Preparation: Guidance on employer interviews, cultural expectations, and presentation.
10Pre-Departure Guidance: Comprehensive guidance on travel, accommodation, and what to expect on arrival.

What is NOT Included (You Pay Separately)

Government Visa Application Fees: Fees charged by the embassy or consulate for processing your visa application. These vary by country (typically EUR 60-200).
Biometric Appointment Fees: Fees for fingerprinting and photo capture at visa application centres.
Immigration Health Surcharge (UK only): GBP 1,035/year for UK visas.
Translation Costs: Certified translation of documents into required languages.
Apostille or Legalisation Fees: Government fees for document authentication.
Health Insurance: Required health insurance for some countries.
Medical Examination: If required by the destination country.
Travel Costs: Flights, accommodation for embassy visits, airport transfers.
Language Test Fees: IELTS, TOEFL, or other language certification costs.
Credential Evaluation Fees: NARIC, WES, or similar evaluation services.

Payment Structure

Most packages use a milestone-based payment structure:

Advance Payment: Required upfront to begin processing (this secures your place and starts the work)
Milestone Payments: Additional payments at agreed stages
Post-Payment: Final balance due upon completion of specific milestones

The exact breakdown is shown on each package page before you make any commitment.

IMPORTANT: We know our fees are a significant investment. Every pound goes towards the professional services, expertise, and connections needed to make your relocation successful. Our team of caseworkers, legal advisors, and employer relations managers work on your behalf from the moment you sign up.

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