EU Notifications for Business Trips & Postings.
We ensure the correct and timely registration of your companies and employees in accordance with the EU Posting of Workers Directive, preventing international assignments in Europe from failing due to notification obligations, deadlines, or national portals.
Check EU notification requirements for postings
Before an assignment abroad, we check whether an EU notification is required. Key factors are the destination country, activity, duration of assignment, industry, and whether the assignment falls under the Posting of Workers Directive.
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Register companies in the EU notification portal
Before the first notification, many countries require registration in the national notification portal. We set up the necessary access and prepare your company for future posting notifications.
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Submit EU posting notifications correctly
We prepare and submit your posting notification via the competent portal of the destination country – on time, completely, and in compliance with local requirements.
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EU Notifications. Timely submitted, clearly documented
Postings within Europe are rarely just a single form. Depending on the destination country, different notification portals, deadlines, languages, minimum wage requirements, working time regulations, and documentation obligations apply. visumPOINT checks whether an EU notification is required, prepares the notification, and handles its submission to the respective national portal. This ensures that postings remain legally compliant and clearly documented – even if the assignment duration, work location, or employees change at short notice.
Check Assignment
You provide the destination country, duration of assignment, activity, and industry. We check whether an EU notification is required and what local regulations apply.
Clarify Portal & Registration
We check which national notification portal is responsible and whether company registration or government access is required.
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Prepare Notification
We prepare the required information, check deadlines, mandatory fields, and country-specific requirements such as contact person, minimum wage, or working time records.
Submit EU Notification
We submit the posting notification on time via the responsible portal and handle coordination with the relevant authorities.
Document Evidence
The submitted notification and relevant evidence remain clearly documented – for HR, internal audits, and potential inspections in the destination country.
EU Notifications Examples.
Business Trips
Postings
Installation Assignments
Installations, maintenance, commissioning, or technical service assignments trigger special notification and documentation requirements in many countries.
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Notification Portals
Each country uses its own portals, deadlines, and forms – often in the local language and with varying requirements.
Change Notifications
If the duration of deployment, work location, employees, or contact persons change, an update to the EU notification may be required.
Local Requirements
Minimum wage, working hours, occupational safety, and documentation requirements differ significantly depending on the destination country and industry.
Contact Person
Many countries require a contact person or local representative who can be contacted by authorities and provide documents.
Inspections & Penalties
Missing or incorrect EU notifications can lead to fines, work stoppages, or project risks during inspections.
Frequently Asked Questions.
A posting notification depends on the duration and type of activity in the host country. Generally, it is always necessary when a cross-border service is provided. In other cases, country-specific regulations apply.
As a rule, an EU notification must be provided for each place of assignment. However, in a few countries, you can specify multiple places of assignment with the same contractual partner, for example, Austria.
As a rule, an EU notification must be submitted at least one day before the start of work. The exception is Switzerland, where it must be at least 8 days before the start of work.
An inspection can take place in various ways. It can occur at the border or directly at the foreign place of assignment. However, checks can also happen retrospectively, where additional documents may be requested, such as pay slips, time sheets, translated contracts, etc.
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