Candidate journey
How it works
A transparent 12-step process, tracked at every moment through your personal dashboard.
- 1
Account creation
You create your candidate file online and receive a tracking code.
- 2
Application submission
You complete the form and securely submit your documents.
- 3
File processing fee
The file processing fee is €550, payable exclusively via Western Union or MoneyGram. Proof of transfer must be uploaded before the file is reviewed.
- 4
Document verification
Our teams check the legibility, validity and completeness of your documents.
- 5
File review
Your profile is analyzed and matched against the needs of our partner companies.
- 6
Interview
An interview is arranged, by video call or by phone.
- 7
Validation
Your validated file joins our pool of presentable candidates.
- 8
Presentation to employers
Your profile is forwarded to the relevant partner employers.
- 9
Selection
The employer decides whether or not to shortlist the application.
- 10
Administrative preparation
If selected, we prepare the administrative file, including the visa application where applicable.
- 11
Departure
Practical organization of your departure as set out in the contract.
- 12
Integration
Follow-up during onboarding and the first weeks in the role.
Financial terms and coverage
File processing fee: €550
This fee covers the review and administrative processing of your file. It is payable exclusively via Western Union or MoneyGram, and proof of transfer must be uploaded before the file can be examined.
Refunds
If the application is not shortlisted, the file processing fee is refunded in accordance with HORA INTERIM's refund policy detailed in our Terms of Use.
Plane ticket
When provided for in the contract signed with the employer, the plane ticket may be covered by the company. This coverage is not systematic.
Accommodation
When provided for in the contract signed with the employer, accommodation may be provided for the first six months. This depends on each employer.
Important: HORA INTERIM prepares and assists with visa applications where applicable, but the issuance of a visa or residence permit is solely the responsibility of the competent authorities of the country concerned. No outcome can be guaranteed.