Work Permit vs Long-Stay Residence
Comparing two popular long-stay routes: Work Permit in Comoros and Long-Stay Residence in Djibouti. Requirements below, then check both against your passport and income.
| Requirement | Work Permit | Long-Stay Residence |
|---|---|---|
| Min income | — | — |
| Min savings | — | — |
| Fee | $100 | $100 |
| Stay length | 12 months | 12 months |
| Processing | 4–8 weeks | 4–8 weeks |
FAQ
Work Permit vs Long-Stay Residence: which is easier to get?
Income rules differ, Work Permit expects no fixed income rule and Long-Stay Residence expects no fixed income rule. Match both against your passport on Jonzy.
What income do Work Permit and Long-Stay Residence require?
Work Permit (Comoros) expects no fixed income rule; Long-Stay Residence (Djibouti) expects no fixed income rule. Thresholds change, verify on each official portal and check your exact passport on Jonzy.
Can I check both against my passport?
Yes. Jonzy's free visa check buckets both programs as Eligible, Close, or Not a fit for your exact passport and income, and shows the smallest move that unlocks each one.