Official jobs in Europe
Housing, transfer and official employment - from the employer.
- Official contract and legal pay
- Housing and transfer from the employer
- Verified employers in the EU
Candidate application
Fill in the short form - a manager will match a vacancy and contact you.
Where you can work
We place people across many industries throughout Europe - from the warehouse to the office
Hot vacancies
Current offers with housing and official employment
Vacancies by country
Choose a country - we work across Europe
Why choose us
Official and legal
Contract-based work with verified EU employers. Legal pay and social guarantees.
Housing and transfer
Accommodation, transport to the site and workwear are provided by the employer.
Help with documents
We advise on documents, visas and residence permits. We work with various statuses.
Fast departure
We match a vacancy and help you leave within a short time - often within a few days.
How it works
Form and CV
Fill in the short form on the website. The manager advises the CV format.
Two interviews
An internal interview and an interview with the employer.
Documents & processing
We collect the documents. Employment under an "umowa o pracę" contract; departure to another EU country via the A1 form.
Departure & work
Once all parties agree, you depart; documents are processed from the first working day.
Official jobs in Europe for foreigners
We help with official employment in Europe for citizens of Ukraine, Moldova, Georgia and Central Asia. We match vacancies with verified employers in Germany and Estonia: welders, electricians, fitters, assemblers, plumbers, concrete workers and general labourers. Contract-based employment, legal pay, housing and transfer - from the employer.
To get started, fill in the short candidate form. A manager will contact you, match a suitable vacancy and help with documents and relocation. Fresh vacancies are posted daily in our Telegram channel.
Frequently asked questions
Most vacancies require experience in your trade. Some positions accept entry-level experience - we'll clarify during matching.
EU passport, Estonian residence permit (documents), Polish residence cards, a visa or a biometric passport. The exact set depends on the vacancy.
Yes, for most vacancies the employer provides housing, transfer and workwear. Where accommodation is paid, the price is stated in the vacancy.
Matching usually takes a few days. Once a vacancy is agreed, we help with documents and the departure date.
For many vacancies no language is required. Some positions need basic English or German - this is stated in the vacancy description.
Vacancies are free. Document processing is a one-time payment deducted from your first salary, with no prepayment. The manager tells you the exact amount in advance. See the "Terms & conditions" page for details.
Citizens of Ukraine, Moldova, Belarus, Armenia, Romania and EU countries. You need a document confirming legal stay in Poland: a work visa, residence card, an EU passport or Pesel UKR.
You submit an application and CV, go through two interviews (internal and with the employer), collect documents and depart. Employment is official under an "umowa o pracę" contract; departure to another EU country is via the A1 form.
We usually place candidates from 18 years old. There is normally no upper limit - health and readiness to work matter.
Yes. There are vacancies in production, warehouses, packing, cleaning, services and more - suitable for both women and men.
It depends on the employer - usually monthly or every two weeks. We will tell you the exact schedule for a specific vacancy.
Yes, employment is official, under a contract with an EU employer. Taxes and contributions are withheld under the law of the country of employment.
Fresh vacancies - on Telegram
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