Step-by-step guide: Bangladesh to Libya
What to do in what order, what to check and where fraud happens — in one place.
A conflict-hit country and a major trafficking hub. Very few workers go legally; most are taken by brokers to be put on boats to Europe.

What to do in what order, what to check and where fraud happens — in one place.
USD 300–500/month (approximate; often irregular)
In local currency — US dollar — convert to taka at the day's rate.
Income varies by trade, experience and contract. This is not a job or salary guarantee.
Common documents: Passport · Photos · Employment contract · Education / skill certificates · Police clearance if required · BMET clearance
See the document listEmployer-based work visa and residence
Libya is extremely risky. Between February and September 2026 alone, more than 1,000 Bangladeshis had to be flown home in batches from detention centres in Benghazi and Tripoli with IOM help. Because the government does not control large parts of the country, the US trafficking report has listed Libya as a “Special Case” for 10 years running.
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