Overseas & Gulf recruitment in Surat

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Adajan placement firm for local staffing with employer and candidate portal

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  • Adajan, Surat
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Industrial recruitment and contract staffing group headquartered on City Light Road since 2006

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  • city-light, Surat
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MEA-licensed foreign recruitment agent in Uttran placing Surat workers with overseas employers

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  • utran, Surat
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Frequently asked questions

Is an MEA licence mandatory for overseas recruitment?

Yes. Under the Emigration Act, 1983, only recruiting agents registered with the Ministry of External Affairs may recruit Indian citizens for jobs abroad. Ask for the registration number and check it on the eMigrate portal.

What can an overseas recruitment agency charge a candidate?

The service charge is capped by government notification at a nominal amount plus GST, and employers usually bear the full recruitment cost. Any demand for visa fees, deposits or large processing charges is a warning sign.

Which countries need emigration clearance?

Eighteen countries, including the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, Bahrain, Malaysia and Iraq, require ECR passport holders to obtain emigration clearance through eMigrate before departure. Professionals with ECNR passports do not.

Which HR services do Surat businesses typically buy?

Manpower supply and contract staffing for textile and diamond units, PF and ESIC consulting as businesses formalise, compliance support for processing houses undergoing buyer audits, payroll for piece-rate and incentive-based workforces, and engineering recruitment for the Hazira industrial belt.

Are diamond and textile workers covered by PF and ESIC?

Yes, once the unit reaches 20 employees for PF and 10 for ESIC, regardless of piece-rate payment. Wages must be recorded per worker and contributions paid on them. Enforcement has tightened, and many units now use consultants to regularise coverage.

How do Surat employers manage post-festival worker attrition?

Common measures include return bonuses paid after Diwali and Holi, travel coordination with labour contractors from source states, hostel accommodation and formal employment with PF that rewards continuity. Staffing partners with a standing bench can bridge gaps during the return period.