retired_kcosner

i have two players that need work permits, what can i do to get them work permits so they can play?

darreng

Ask your board for a feeder club and hopefully they get you a work permit one. Belgium, Poland or Spain (especially for Spanish speaking South Americans) are the best nations. Remember though that you wont get a work permit one initially as your board will go for local ones at first. Out of interest what club are you?

retired_lbils

Also, the players need to play in international matches.

retired_happy1884

Spain is only useful as work permit club for South Americans and Mexicans and possibly some other Latin American countries. Other players need to spend 10 years in Spain to get citizenship.

retired_iceman5000

I don't get it, how does it work?

You have a feeder club that is good for work permits...

but when you're trying to purchase a player who needs a work permit how to you send them to that specific feeder club?

retired_lbils

There should be a 'send to affiliate' link on the player profile.

retired_sarahDRES

I've never understood this either. You bid for a player, bid is accepted, contract is accepted. Then they say the move is delayed because of work permit, and then it gets turned down. He never joins my club, so I can never send him to an affiliate.
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retired_ang13

Then you don't have a work permit affiliate. After the work permit application is turned down a second time, it will tell you that the work permit was turned down, but the player can be loaned out in the meantime.

retired_sarahDRES

Ah, thanks. I knew that I didn't have a work permit affiliate, but I thought I'd see something anyway. Cheers.