EURES - Jobseekers

The European Union’s principle of free movement of workers means that you can get a job in any country of the European Union, as well as in Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein (also known as the EEA countries) and Switzerland.
Only around 2% of European citizens live and work in a different Member State different to that of their country of origin. Yet, there are many benefits to working abroad, such as the opportunity to...
...gain new professional and personal skills by developing your professional competencies, self-confidence and communication ability;
...get new insights and different perspectives by expanding your cultural background and learning or improving a foreign language;
...choose the most convenient opportunity for you by finding a permanent, temporary or seasonal job. More...