Det har intet med løn eller rolle at gøre.
En spiller får arbejdstilladelse hvis han er et verdenskendt navn, eller et stort "upcoming" talent.

Er han ikke en af disse to, gælder følgende regler:
Han skal have spillet minimum 75% af sit landsholds kampe over de sidste tre år, eller 75% af sit holds kampe over en tre-årig periode.
Hvis du skal forlænge en kontrakt med en, så skal han have spillet 75% af dit holds kampe over en tre-årig periode

Når jeg spiller i DK og vil hente ikke-europæiske spillere står der eller noget lignende: 'skal tilbydes over 37k pr. måned for at få arbejdstilladelse'..?

Skal nok passe.. Har også kun bøvl med det når jeg spiller i England synes jeg

Inde på SIGames forum, findes der denne beskrivelse:

"Work Permits are only used in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland. They are necessary for someone to be allowed to work in the countries mentioned, including playing as a footballer. Only certain players will need to get work permits, and others may receive them easier than others.

If a player needs a work-permit, then various things will be taken into account. One of these is the calibre of the player. If a player is very talented, or has played for his country, he is likely to gain a work permit. If the work permit is turned down the it is likely to be granted on appeal.

When a work permit is turned down, it is the government who make the decision. The government normally turn down work-permits to protect people who are from their country. Their aim is to make sure that there are always jobs available from people from their country, and may turn down a work permit if they see no reason that an English player is not available. This gives all people from their country the chance to work, in various jobs.

However there are ways to get past this. One of the ways is to send a player to a European feeder club. The numbers of years it takes to gain nationality are above. When a player has been in that country for the number of years needed, they normally apply for that nationality. This means that they are now part-European, so they automatically gain a work-permit. If a player has been in a country for an amount of time you can offer them a new contract, which also re-applies for a work permit for them. If you are lucky the player will be granted a permit. It is sensible to, when buying players you feel may not receive a work permit, tie them down to a 5 year contract, in case it does take 3+ years to gain a permit."

Hej. Jeg har lidt sammen spørgsmål. Har lige startet et spil op med AB og hvis jeg skal hente udenlandske spillere, så står der at der er restriktioner fra bestyrelsen med arbejdstilladelse pga. løn, og den skal være på over 8.000 og kan kun tilbyde halvdelen, så derfor kan jeg slet ikke tilbyde kontrakt.

Nogen der har prøvet det? og kan man gøre?