Each answer comes from the platform’s own pages or from an official Indian government source.
Last updated 21 September 2026
Is GetJobVia a recruiting agent?
No. It is a technology platform that coordinates between employers and recruitment partners. It does not directly recruit, employ, or deploy workers.
Who can join?
Employers, recruitment partners, candidates and visa agents. Each has its own sign-up form on the GetJobVia portal.
How do I track my application?
Open Application Tracking and enter the reference you were given. You do not need to sign in.
What does it cost?
No price is published. Email support@getjobvia.com to ask. Payments are taken through Razorpay.
How much may a recruiting agent charge a worker?
No more than 45 days’ wages under the employment contract, capped at ₹20,000. Pay by demand draft or cheque and take a receipt.
Source: Ministry of External Affairs, Emigration abroad for employment
How do I reach support?
Email support@getjobvia.com. No phone number is published.
Who handles contracts, visas and commission?
The parties themselves. All hiring decisions, employment contracts, visa processing and commission arrangements are handled directly between the respective parties.
Can I get a refund?
Payments for platform services are generally non-refundable once activated. Refunds may be considered only in exceptional cases such as duplicate transactions or verified technical errors, subject to internal review.
What is the rewards program?
It recognizes active employers and recruitment partners in three tiers: Silver, Gold and Platinum. Gold Reward Coins are loyalty points and do not represent monetary value.
Source: getjobvia.com, rewards program
Is my data sold?
No data is sold. Sharing is limited to trusted operational partners.
Source: getjobvia.com, privacy policy
Do I need emigration clearance?
Only if your passport is endorsed ECR and you are travelling for employment to one of 17 listed countries.
Source: Ministry of External Affairs, Emigration abroad for employment
Can I deal with a sub-agent?
No. The Ministry of External Affairs says sub-agents are not permitted under the Emigration Act, 1983 and Rules.
Source: Ministry of External Affairs, Emigration abroad for employment