Libya PEO (Professional Employer Organization)

Tripoli is the official capital city of Libya and the largest town of
the country as well. Found one of the best natural harbors in the north
of the country, Tripoli looks like a modern and antique city. The rich
cultural sites and historical inspirations will leave visitors and
expats breathless.

Currency

Libyan Dinar

Languages

Arabic is the official language of Libya but the Tamazight which is a
native language is also widely-spoken as well as English and Italian.

Economy

The Libyan’s economy is all about the energy sector who’s a
predominant industry in the country, representing around 95% of the
export earnings of the country. The sales of crude oil and natural gas
has helped the country to boost the country’s economy up. It is now a
Top oil producer across the country. The agricultural industries which
is among the main industries as well employ more than half of the
population. Cash crops such as cereals and others are grown and
cultivated for domestic purposes.

Work permit

Applying for a work permit may be done whilst in the country or before the contractor is deployed in the said location.

Africa HR Solutions Ltd ensures that the contractor obtains the work
permit in the correct way to ensure that he/she is not disrupted by
local authorities in any form once the work process has commenced.

A work permit may take a few weeks to secure but Africa HR Solutions
Ltd ensures that the work permit application process is done in the
most efficient way possible and that all requirements are adhered to,
including and informing the contractor and end user of any additional
requirements that may be needed.

We highly advise the contractor to directly apply for a work permit before entering the country.

The process of obtaining these various documents is very
difficult however Africa HR Solutions Ltd ensures that the process is
done with utmost efficiency to ensure that the contractor is deployed in
a timely fashion.

Interesting Fact about Libya:

Libya was an Italian colony from 1910 through 1947. The official
language today is Arabic and a little English and Italian are also
spoken especially in the cities.