EURES: European network of employment services
If you are looking for a job, apprenticeship or traineeship in Germany or another European country, or if you are a company looking to recruit European workers, the EURES Network advisers can support you by providing information and advice.
Description
Are you looking for work in another European country? The EURES Network advisers can answer your questions on job mobility in Europe. Do you need help to fill vacant posts? EURES is your gateway to the European job applicant market.
EURES provides the following services for job applicants:
- online publication of lists of job applicants on the EURES portal,
- Europe-wide recruitment fairs,
- online recruitment,
- information on living and working in other European countries,
- support and advice for your job search and application,
- individual advice,
- details of financial support available,
- referrals to other sources of advice.
EURES provides the following services for companies:
- online publication of job listings on the EURES portal,
- online recruitment,
- information on recruitment and job applicants in other European countries,
- support for applicant selection procedures,
- information on the financial support available and supporting bodies.
EURES offers a range of specialist support services in border regions for cross-border workers and companies, including:
- providing advice in German and in the national language of the neighbouring countries, particu on social security issues,
- providing job placement services in the border region
Contact person
Bundesagentur für Arbeit, Zentrale Auslands- und Fachvermittlung (ZAV)
Opening hours
By telephone: Monday to Friday 08:00 - 16:00 CET
Contact
telephone: +49 30 1815-1111
Internet
Deadlines
Advice-seekers and companies can decide, together with their EURES adviser, on how long they will use the EURES service for.
Processing time
For the processing of enquiries made via the Make it in Germany information portal, the standard duration for replies to email enquiries is 48 hours. Processing times may be longer during periods of high demand, or if the enquiries concerned are particularly complicated.
Costs
EURES services are free for those seeking advice. Employer-focused EURES services provided by the Federal Employment Agency are also free of charge.
Notes (specifics)
The self-service information on the Make it in Germany information portal is available in German, English, Spanish, Portuguese and French.
The personal advice services (webchat, telephone hotline and email) on the Make it in Germany information portal are available in German and English.
Further Information
The EURES portal of the European Commission:
- find job offers across Europe and submit job applications,
- information on living and working conditions in Europe,
- list of all EURES advisers across Europe,
- list of all EURES members and EURES partners in Germany and other Member States
Information portal of the German governement: "Make it Germany"
- a multilingual resource for foreign workers about living and working in Germany,
- personal advice from specialist EURES advisers via telephone or email
Customer Center der Zentralen Auslands- und Fachvermittlung (ZAV) (Tel. +49 228 713 1313)
- information about current employment opportunities in Germany
- information for domestic employers on recruiting qualified workers from abroad
Job portal (Jobbörse) of the Federal Employment Agency (Bundesagentur für Arbeit)
- find more jobs in Germany, submit your own requests for applicants
Area of validity
Germany-wide
Official approval
Officially approved by Bundesagentur für Arbeit, Zentrale Auslands- und Fachvermittlung (ZAV) on 06.12.2023
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