How much does a Ukraine work visa cost?
A Ukraine work visa cost breaks into two parts. The work permit is applied for and paid by the Ukrainian employer at the State Employment Service, so the work permit cost is not an out-of-pocket fee for the applicant. What you pay directly is the Type D long-stay visa — roughly USD 65–85 in consular fee, plus a separate VFS Global service charge — and the supporting document chain: NADRA police clearance, MoFA apostille, HEC attestation and sworn Ukrainian translation, all itemised in the table above. For a work route those per-document fees multiply because several documents must be apostilled and translated, but the total remains modest against any “guaranteed visa” quote. Every figure here is indicative — verify the current figure at the official source (Embassy of Ukraine, VFS Global, NADRA, MoFA, HEC) before paying.
What these fees do and do not include
The figures above are the fees charged by governments and accredited intermediaries. They do not include legal representation, document courier, or travel. They also do not include any “facilitation” payment — there is no lawful fast-track fee that bypasses the State Employment Service or the Embassy.
Why the price is a scam detector
Because the genuine fees are small and public, a wildly higher quote tells you something. Combined with a guarantee of approval, a request to pay before any employer is verified, or pressure to pay in cash or crypto, an inflated price is among the clearest fraud signals. See our fake job offers material.
Budgeting realistically
For a work route, expect to apostille and translate several documents (degrees, transcripts, experience letters, police clearance), so per-document fees multiply. For a study or family route, the document set is usually smaller. Build your budget from the table above, route by route, rather than from a single agent’s lump sum.
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Last reviewed: 17 July 2026. Figures are indicative and general information, not legal advice — verify the current figure at each official source before paying. No visa or permit outcome is guaranteed; every decision rests solely with the Ukrainian authorities.