Work Permits

[southy354]

I've had players I've tried to sign rejected work permits. What are they based on? because the two I tried to sign were from Brazil and Mexico.

 

[Trav]

um, ive found it easier to sign foriegn players on the new patch, alot easier, i signed that andres cardenas boy at 16!! if you get the option to appeal make sure you do it because they usualy accept it then

 

[Robbo]

Anyone from a country inside the EU don't need a work permit. Not sure wot it goes on. thought it was international apperances, but after some of the players i have signed i don't think it can be

 

[Craven]

I think it also goes on the potential of the player.

 

[arty_bhoy]

yeah i think it is judged on the potential and current ability of the palyers cos as im scouts always say "there should be no problems obtaining a work permit for a player of this caliber"

 

[southy354]

The player has got great potential and has high stats and is 24 so it can't be on potential unless you mean players with low potential.

 

[AdamHarrison06]

work permits are a bummer when it comes to brazil. I had found loads of young talent at Brazil but the work permits ALWAYS got rejected! It's really annoying.

 

[southy354]

I think any players based in South America are a no go when it comes to work permits. I got Alexis Sanchez to agree a contract with Bristol City, but the work permit didn't go through so I have to try again.

 

[Jonny]

Yeah, WP's are a real bummer, they can really get in the way of getting those brazillian wonderkids. Thing is, no matter how many times you offer the player a new ontract, the permit will be turned down. :|

 

[Whittnam1987]

Pot luck really, when you sign a non EU player, guarentee you'll ALWAYS have to appeal for WP and that's really just luck... unless they have so many caps for their country, I think it's between 20-30, it's basically English football rules so that'll be on FM :]