When applying for a role abroad, employers most often ask: “Is your diploma or certificate recognized in the target country?” This article summarizes how the equivalency process works and how it is verified on our platform.
Why equivalency matters
Offshore drilling, wellsite operations, HSE permits and rig maintenance roles often require target-country certificate checks, safety training verification or work-permit evidence before mobilization. Applications without the right document trail are often rejected by employers or stall during the visa process.
How the process works on the platform
- The candidate uploads documents after signing in securely.
- Documents are reviewed by the platform team; status moves through pending → in_review → verified/rejected.
- Only VERIFIED equivalency records surface to employers as a “verified” badge — the raw document itself is never shown on any public page.
Frequently asked questions
- Who reviews my document? The platform’s operations team, scoped to the relevant region.
- How long does it take? It varies case by case; status updates are sent by email.
- What happens if it’s rejected? A reason is shared and re-application is possible.
This guide is for general information only and does not constitute legal advice.