European Jobs — Work Abroad
Search jobs across 40 European countries in one place - free, and without an account.
European Jobs searches all forty at once, so a search for "software engineer", "warehouse" or "nurse" covers Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Poland and the Netherlands in the same list of results. No picking a country first.
WHAT YOU CAN DO
- Search by job title, keyword or employer name
- Narrow to one country, a category or a job type - full-time, part-time, contract or remote
- Sort by relevance or by date, and see how many jobs match
- Save a search - up to 20 - and switch on one daily reminder, at a time you pick
- Read the employer's own description where they published one, then apply on their site
- Keep your own list of the jobs you are chasing, with your notes
NO ACCOUNT. NO CV UPLOAD.
There is no sign-up, no password and no profile to fill in, and you never upload a CV or résumé. Open the app and search - that is the whole of it.
WHERE THE JOBS COME FROM
The app searches all forty: Albania, Austria, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Greenland, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Kosovo, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Monaco, the Netherlands, North Macedonia, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, San Marino, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and Ukraine. Pick one from the Location tab, or leave it and cover all forty. Nothing posted more than 45 days ago appears, so you are reading jobs that are open now rather than an archive.
LOOKING IN ONE CITY
The location box asks for a country. For somewhere smaller, put the place in the keyword box along with what you do - it is matched against the listing itself. People look for work in Berlin, Munich, Hamburg, Paris, Lyon, Madrid and Barcelona, in Milan, Rome, Amsterdam, Brussels and Dublin, and in Warsaw, Lisbon, Vienna, Zurich, Stockholm and Copenhagen.
WHAT PEOPLE SEARCH FOR
People open it looking for software developer and IT support roles, or for nurse, carer and healthcare assistant posts. Others come for warehouse and logistics work, driver and delivery rounds, or chefs, cooks and kitchen staff.
There is steady demand for hotel and hospitality staff, retail and sales assistants, cleaners, teachers and teaching assistants, construction, electrical and plumbing trades, accounting, marketing and office administration, customer service and call centre roles, and working from home.
People also type seasonal and summer work, temporary and weekend shifts, English-speaking roles abroad, graduate and entry-level positions, and openings that ask for no experience.
HOW APPLYING WORKS
You apply directly with the employer or job board that posted it. Tapping Apply opens their own page and adds the job to your own list; when you come back, the app asks whether you applied. We do not sit between you and the employer, take a fee, or handle your application or your documents. If a listing looks wrong, there is a Report button on it.
ALSO IN THE APP
The home screen shows how many jobs were added today, and the ones you looked at last. A saved search counts the new jobs since you last opened it. Seven short career guides - searching, pay, writing a CV, interviews and planning a move - are bundled in as reading material, not tools.
WHY IT IS FREE
Advertising pays for the app, so there is nothing to buy and no subscription. Your advertising choices sit in the menu under Advertising Choices, where you can review or change them at any time. Non-personalised adverts change nothing about how the app works.
Whether you want full-time work, a part-time job, shift or seasonal work, an English-speaking role abroad, or something remote, the same search covers it. Useful if you are open to relocating, already work across borders, or just want to see what is being advertised in another country.
