Region overview · Macau non-resident worker quota in brief
To hire non-resident workers, Macau employers must first obtain a hiring permit (quota) from the Labour Affairs Bureau; recruitment, visa and blue-card procedures follow. Quota size is approved case by case.
AOYE-recruited Macau positions are backed by genuine quotas: employer mandate, quota confirmation, candidate matching, interviews, visa and blue card, then onboarding — followed up stage by stage.
Macau · Open Positions
484 positionsFAQ
What do I need to apply for a Macau position?＋
You generally need a valid travel document and the experience listed in the posting; consultants handle visa and blue-card procedures once accepted.
How long does a Macau quota application take?＋
Approvals are decided case by case by the Macau authorities; consultants follow up stage by stage without promising fixed timelines.
How do I apply?＋
Open the posting and click Apply, or call the consultant with the job code shown on each posting.