Looking forward to move in bulgaria from pakistan

In a nutshell, you haven't got a snowball's chance in Hades - but I suspect that you are a bot or a scammer, so that prospect doesn't bother you....

Hello to everybody i Abrar ahmed born in 1993 need assistance to move in Bulgaria on job is anyone suggest me any company whicah have vacancy for foriegners even in labour field - @Abrar ahmed 93

Why Bulgaria? Have you even visited the country? How is your spoken and written Bulgarian?

@SimCityAT

Are bots multilingual? 😎

@SimCityAT

surffing job round the globe to move on

@JimJ

didn`t you found

@JimJ

scammer.. i surff alot in theses days where ever i post lots of friends like you ask me for experties and then the said if you need a job then you have to pay, so honey who try to scamm

@Abrar ahmed 93

Well I will put you at ease now, you're not going to find a job in Bulgaria.

@Abrar ahmed 93

You haven't even told us your skills, so we can't even give advice on which other countries might suit your search.

But generally you need to speak the language of country you intend to move to.

@Abrar ahmed 93

TCNs looking to work here have to jump through a lot of hoops, "honey".

Basically, you need to have extensive experience and a very useful skillset, because companies have to do a lot of work to get you a work permit and it has to be worth their while. Jobs are advertised online, eg jobs.bg and you can get an idea what's on offer. Getting scammed/messed about by prospective employers is not uncommon here, so you need to beware.

I imagine you don't speak Bulgarian and your English is clearly pretty iffy, so I'd say that you're very likely on a hiding to nothing, assuming that you're even a genuine job seeker with serious qualifications. If you're looking for a labouring job then you don't have a hope - and the pay is so low that you'll be lucky to even pay your rent.

Bots and dreamers aren't unheard of on this site, so we're always wary...

@JimJ

.....and don't forget, in the EU, citizens of the host country are offered the job first, then EU citizens. Last of all, it goes to 3CN. 

What @JimJ and @simcityAT said. They aren't being nasty, just realistic, and your response isn't helpful.

Unfortunately Bulgaria has the lowest wages in the EU and quite high inflation and property prices/ rents. Unless someone from a non-EU country has a specialised and sought after skillset and proficiency in Bulgarian to make it worth an employers time doing all the paperwork, it will be almost impossible for them to get a job or a work permit here.