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Work Permits

The might EU, in all it's glory allows free movement of people around all members, but people outside need a work permit. So what are these things, which you cant get for the wonderful 17 year old striker from Brazil which nobody has heard of but you think will set the league alight? (Just so you know now, you can sign players unde 18 from Brazil)
First things first, if you playing as any club who can enter European competition and you sign players from outside of the EU, they will need a work permit (i will now only write WP).
On the contenant, there are restrictions on how many non-EU layers you can buy (see individual leagues), these do not need work permits. In British competitions, you can buy as many as you like, but they DO need a WP.

Who qualifies?
1: Players with a high reputation (come on, you dont ned help with who these guys are)
2: Players with a high amount of international caps
3: Players who have played 75% of their countries LAST fixtures
Note: Players with a second nationality do not need a work permit, and will not count as a non-EU player in European leagues.
If a player has these thing he will gernerally get a WP, you can always appeal. This will dely the transfer and my help the player come to you, if he is still refused a WP, there are 2 options:

In Britain, if you have a feeder team which has listed one of the benefits is "to avoid work permit regulations" you can sign players even if they are refused a WP, and send them there for 3-5 seasons, in order for them to gain a second nation. If you dont have a club with this benefit, then the transfer will be cancelled. BEWARE, IF YOU SIGN A NON-EU PLAYER AND TRY TO SEND HIM TO A FEEDER CLUB AND HE REFUSES, YOU WILL HAVE WASTED MONEY AND WAGES ON SOMEONE WHO CANT PLAY (THANK YOU MR. CARVALHO!) The best countries are Belgium and poland, with 3 years, Spain, Germany, Holland and Italy are 5, Im not sure about the rest. By the way, Scotland, Wales and Ireland do not count as seperate countries.
Or, find some young European talent, and look in your youth teams, thats what they're there for!

Overall, WP's can make or break a team. But there is enough great players around for you not to be relient on non-EU players, yes, they add flair and income to a team, but regulations are regulations and you need to follow them. You've been told.

Fedorico Roma Fan

great guide mate

John10

Thanks for the guide mate

Hang on I better say "Red Bull, it gives you wings" or ill be sacked

VeggiSmurf

Nice guide butt i miss something. Wich country's are the best to send players to? because i know it will take u 3 years if u can send players to Belgium or Poland. and it will take 5 years for u if u send players to Holland and Spain maby u can add this to your guide

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evertonfan

[quote=hicapaul;50291]Work Permits

The might EU, in all it's glory allows free movement of people around all members, but people outside need a work permit. So what are these things, which you cant get for the wonderful 17 year old striker from Brazil which nobody has heard of but you think will set the league alight?
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remember, you cant sign players that are U18 from brazil :P

Great guide though Paul, i'd like to see more guides from you :)

thanks to James M for the sig, cheers buddy :D

EFC Diddy
FMF Unittttt :P

John10

I hate the way if you find a really good player from Brazil and say he is under 17, you can't sign him if your in England. This really annoys me. Has happened a few times.

Hang on I better say "Red Bull, it gives you wings" or ill be sacked

James M

well done hica, amazing guide :)