Abstract. International labor migration is an integral part of modern economic life. Labor migrants are important both for the economy of developed countries, in terms of staffing various sectors of production, and for the countries who are “providers” of labor resources. A significant part of the funds earned by migrants is sent to the homeland, thus reducing the poverty level of its population. States’ perception of migratory interdependence stimulates the active search for legal mechanisms that allow migration flows to become more orderly and thereby ensure the effective use of migrants’ labor potential and guarantees of their rights. One of the mechanisms of such regulation is employment permits.

Key words: migration, employment, employment permit, employment mediation, professional requirements, free movement, foreign nationals, labor force, immigration policy.

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11/2022