Irina Davydova

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According to statistics, Russians most often go to Germany and Spain, Israel and Italy, the Czech Republic, Greece and the USA in search of work. There are also those who want to work in New Zealand and Australia. For those who come not by work visa, but “at random”, in Russian, it’s difficult - unskilled labor is not paid so highly. But qualified specialists don’t eat honey with spoons either—most professions require recertification.

Who can get a job abroad, and what kind of salaries attract Russians?

Nurses

They remain in high demand in many countries. These include: Austria and Australia, Belgium, Denmark, Canada, Finland, Hong Kong and Germany, Ireland, India, Hungary, New Zealand and Norway, Slovenia, Singapore and Slovakia.

average salary — 44000-57000 $/year.

• For example, in Australia, nurses are needed in surgical and psychiatric departments. The higher the knowledge of the language, the richer the experience, the greater the chances of employment.
• The UK is no less interested in these workers, where this profession is classified as “prestigious” and is paid very well.
• In the USA (especially in resort states), nurses are paid about $69,000/year. In Sweden - 600-2000 euros/month (depending on the availability of a certificate).
• In Denmark - from 20,000 kroons (about 200,000 rubles / month).
• Well, in Austria, health workers are honored and respected everywhere. Many people dream of enrolling in medical school precisely because of the high salaries.

Engineers

These specialists (in different fields) are needed almost all countries of the world .

From all industries The most actively recruited workers are in the automotive industry, the oil and gas industry, and the aerospace industry.

For example, the Austrian list of vacancies for mechanics, technicians and other engineers includes 23 specialties, including even specialists in cooling and heating systems. And thanks new system employment, the chances of potential foreign workers getting a job have increased significantly.

Regarding salary , its average size is about $43,000/year.

• The salary of an engineer in Germany is about 4,000 euros/month, and after 6-7 years of work it is already 5,000-6,000 euros.
• You can also try your luck in the USA, Slovenia, and the Emirates.

Preference in different countries of the world, of course, are given to people with experience, education, knowledge of modern systems, equipment and PCs, as well as subject to fluency in at least English. Knowledge of the country's language will be a key advantage.

Highly specialized specialists with more than 2 years of experience and a 2nd higher education diploma are invariably in special demand.

Doctors

In most countries of the world, you will have to confirm the diploma you received, undergo testing and recertification. And in the USA or Canada you will also have to work in a residency for 2-7 years (note - like our residency). But then you can live comfortably and enjoy your salary.

In the countries described above it is from 250,000 to 1 million $/year.

In Germany, a doctor can count on $63,000/year, and in New Zealand, anesthesiologists, surgeons, psychologists and physiotherapists are very welcome, who are paid from $59,000/year. In Finland, dentists and maxillofacial surgeons are needed, but in Denmark there is such a shortage of doctors that they will even help with the legalization of a foreign diploma.

IT and computer technology

Nowadays, these specialists are needed almost everywhere. From system engineers and analysts to database administrators, programmers and website developers themselves.

In principle, these specialists earn good money in Russia, but if you want more, then pay attention, for example, to the vacancies offered for computer security specialists. They really receive fantastic salaries (more than $100,000/year) and are required in all developed countries.

However, do not forget about taxes. In particular, in the USA, 40% will be deducted from your salary, and in Europe - about 30% with an income of $55,000/year.

Of course, being just a “cool hacker” is not enough. English should bounce off your teeth. That is, you have to practically think on it.

Teachers

Well, of course, there is an eternal shortage of specialists in this area. True, this is due to their career growth, and not to the lack of teachers.

How much pay? In European countries (Germany, England, Belgium, Denmark, Ireland, the Netherlands) a teacher’s salary is 2500-3500 euros/month, in Luxembourg – more than 5000 euros/month.

A teacher in France, Finland, Italy and Slovenia, Portugal and Norway will receive up to 2500 euros/month. And in Estonia, the Czech Republic or Poland it’s even less - about 750 euros.

To work abroad, you cannot do without an international certificate (note - EFL, TEFL, ESL, TESL and TESOL), with which you will get a job anywhere.

And don’t forget about Asia (Korea, Japan, etc.)! Teachers there are paid very well.

Animators

Foreigners are most often hired for this “specialty” in Turkey and Egypt, Spain/Italy and Tunisia.

The work is hard (even at a resort), very exhausting, and a bad mood is prohibited and unacceptable.

Speak English you are obliged to perfection. And if you also know German, French and Italian, then you won’t be priced out.

Salary… small. But stable. About 800 euros/month. For an animator with experience - 2200 euros/month.

By the way, Russian animators at the most famous resorts are preferred for their ingenuity, mobility, and talent - to ignite the audience and involve them in the game.

Truck drivers

Nothing is impossible for this profession.

Our tough Russian truck driver can easily find a job in almost any European country if he has a category “E” license, speaks perfect spoken English and has completed the required 2-month internship.

How much money? A truck driver earns $1300-2000/month.

Lawyers

One of the most popular and sought-after professions in many countries.

In Russia there are a bunch of lawyers, but there is nowhere to work. And in some countries, a qualified lawyer - even during the day, as they say...

For example, in Italy these are the richest people in the country. The most in demand there are car lawyers, notaries (with an income of more than 90,000 euros/year), and divorce specialists. So, if you are a lawyer, have studied the language and laws of Italy, and are hungry for the sea and a big salary, it’s time for you to go south.

Builders

Always a popular profession. And everywhere.

In Germany, for example, (if you speak German) tilers and installers, masons and interior decorators are required.

Salary: from 2500 euros - for specialists, 7-10 euros / hour - for auxiliary workers and unskilled personnel.

• In Finland, only large companies pay well, regularly increasing earnings - you can earn about $3,000 in a month.
• In Poland you will find work with difficulty (strong competition) and for 2-3 euros/hour.
• In Sweden you can earn about 2700 euros/month, and in Norway - 3000.

Pharmacists

They are expected in the following countries: Australia, Canada and Finland, New Zealand, Ireland and India, Slovenia, Singapore, Norway, Sweden.

The shortage of pharmacists is now acute almost all over the world - both in large reputable companies and in small pharmacies.

Salary can reach $95,000/year.

Nannies

The demand for this profession is also great all over the world. And even in Russia. True, we pay much less.

In Ireland, there are few vacancies and many restrictions (approx. age 18-36 years, English/language, etc.), and the salary is about $250/week.

In the USA, a nanny earns about $350/week from the age of 21, and fluent English is not required, because most often our nannies work for immigrants from Russia or the former USSR.

In an English-speaking family, you can (if you know the language and have a driving license) earn up to $500/week.

• A nanny's salary in Israel is no more than $170/week.
• In Spain/Italy - about $120 (35-50 years).
• In Cyprus - no more than $70/week.
• In Greece - about $100.
• In Portugal - no more than $200/week, but for two people with a husband (married couples are hired there).

Economists

Experienced specialists are needed everywhere in the banking industry. And, if you can boast of a specialized diploma and excellent knowledge of the language, then you are welcome in all developed countries of Europe - to assess risks, to make forecasts, to analyze company data, etc.

Regarding salary , you will have an income of 3,000 euros/month (on average).

It is better to start conquering foreign economic Olympus from Australia, New Zealand and Canada.

And in Ireland you can get a job as an accountant even if you do not know international accounting standards.

Sailors

To find this vacancy, you don’t even need to go for an interview - it will take place over the phone.

Another thing is the license. Sometimes to get it you have to fly to exams (note - in English!) in another country.

In the absence of proper experience, crewing companies usually offer contracts that are substantial in terms of time - up to 9-10 months. Moreover, a foreigner does not have to count on a permanent contract - only a temporary one.

Maximum salary , for example, a senior mechanic - 500 $/day (with a successful combination of circumstances and a long contract), but most often the average earnings of our sailor abroad is about 1600-4000 $/month, depending on qualifications.

Most often, “our brother” can be found in Norway, where Russian specialists are valued.

On a note: Reputable companies do not advertise vacancies on the Internet. As a last resort - on personal websites.

Unskilled labor

Work on farms.

This “hack job” abroad is in (not very high, by the way) demand among our students, who want to see the world and earn money for a new iPhone.

As a rule, this job involves picking vegetables, berries or flowers somewhere in Sweden, England, Denmark or Poland for $600-1000/month. True, you will have to work 10-12 hours a day with one day off.

And without knowledge in English They won’t even hire you to dig up potatoes.

And in Denmark you can get a job as a laborer on a farm for 3,500 euros/month.

Home assistant

In other words, a servant.

The easiest way to get a job in this very dusty job is in the USA, England, Germany and Canada. Food and accommodation are paid for, of course, by the employer.

You will be given a day off once a week (and not always), and your income depends on many factors (location, knowledge of language, country, etc.), on average - from 700 to 2500 $/month.

And most importantly, note:

Whatever your reasons for going abroad to work, pack your bags only after concluding a contract or on a work visa. Private invitations can result in a lack of salary, and sometimes even more serious consequences.

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Working abroad is the dream and goal of many Russians. The level of wages in developed countries is much higher than in the Russian Federation. Russians of different age groups can find employment, regardless of gender, existing professional skills and education. You can also work without knowing the local language.

Many people are interested in the question: how to find work abroad? To do this you need:

1. Determine your professional skills and financial capabilities.
2. Select the appropriate country.
3. Get acquainted with the list of popular vacancies offered by foreign companies and choose the most suitable profession.
4. Find an employer.
5. Prepare documents for entry into the country and permits for employment.

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For this money you can rent a good apartment for 1 day abroad or in Russia. The bonus only works for new accounts.

What specialties are in demand?

When looking for a suitable vacancy, you should remember that you can work abroad both in a highly qualified profession and in a specialty that does not require training.

If we talk about unskilled labor, then service sector workers are most in demand here. If we are talking about vacancies for men, then it is worth noting that since 2015, the greatest demand has been for drivers, builders, electricians and workers in the agricultural sector (usually such work is designed for a season).

It is important to remember that employment abroad is only possible for adult applicants. For students of Russian universities, there are special internship exchange programs in America and Europe at enterprises in their specialty.

Russian specialists with work experience will also get jobs. The most in demand among highly qualified personnel around the world are doctors and IT specialists.

Salaries

Working abroad pays differently. The amount of wages depends directly on the professional skills and demand for specialists. Typically, unskilled labor is paid quite low - from 300 to 1000 dollars per month, the work of internship students - from 600 to 1500, highly qualified (doctors, programmers, engineers) - from 3000.

Is language necessary?

Typically, such vacancies are in the service sector or in shift work. However, the size of wages depends on this factor. Typically, employers consider applicants with knowledge of English or a local language at a conversational level. Knowing several languages ​​increases your chances of getting the job you want.

Where to look for work and vacancies abroad

Jobs abroad can be found in several ways. First of all, you can look for work through your friends, acquaintances, and relatives living abroad. They will help you deal with all the formalities of employment.

Searching for work abroad is also possible through specialized recruitment agencies. However, there are a number of disadvantages:

1. The agency charges a fee.
2. The agency offers a limited list of vacancies.
3. Perhaps working conditions will not meet expectations.
4. It is necessary to obtain additional medical insurance.

In addition, you can search on your own. To do this, you need to place advertisements “looking for work abroad” on specialized forums and websites. You can also look at the advertisements “vacancies 2019 for Russians”. Employers will probably respond to them. But the main disadvantage will be the duration of the search. In addition, they are looking for similar profiles and intermediaries, who will subsequently demand payment for their services.

What does it take to leave

How to go to work abroad? To do this, you need to first familiarize yourself with the requirements of labor legislation and entry rules in the country you are interested in. In general, entry will require a work permit and the appropriate type of visa.

What visa can you work on?

If you have decided where to go to earn money, you can safely apply for an entry visa. As a rule, a work visa is required to work. If we are talking about students who plan to do an internship at one of the foreign enterprises, then employment on a study visa is possible.

Permit to work abroad

Working abroad in most cases is impossible without obtaining a work permit. As a rule, this document is drawn up by the employer. The need to obtain it in advance can be clarified at the diplomatic mission of a foreign state.

Seasonal work for Russians abroad

Russians can go abroad for seasonal agricultural work. Such vacancies are quite in demand among our compatriots, regardless of gender and age. They are usually available in summer.

Farms offer work for 3-4 months, but this type of work is the simplest and highest paid. In a few months you can get up to several thousand dollars. In this regard, many married couples leave for harvesting.

Workers usually work on several farms at once. In addition to harvesters, loaders, mechanics, carpenters, and sorters are needed. At the same time, special professional training is not needed, and you can live on the employer’s territory.

Scam Alert

There is always work abroad for Russians. But do not forget about scammers who impose their intermediary services and do not fulfill their promises. When interacting with such organizations, care and caution are required. Fraudsters have long developed and use a number of proven deception schemes. Below are cases where services allegedly recruitment agency must be refused:

1. The promise of a high salary without knowledge of the language or other professional skills in exchange for a substantial amount of money.
2. The organization has specified in the contract the provision of consulting services to you without searching for a job.
3. The company does not issue a work visa, but promises to provide it upon arrival in the country.
4. The agency promises to issue a work visa without the participation of the applicant.
5. After receiving money from you, the company was liquidated.

IN last years Russians no longer think about where to go to work in Russia. They are more attracted to working abroad. You can find your dream job, but it requires a lot of effort and persistence. It is also important to comply with all the formalities of the labor legislation of the country to which you plan to leave.

Where exactly Russians work abroad depends on the person’s education and skills. Whatever job you agree to, you will work there - in the same way, whoever you agree to marry, you will live with. Isn't it simple?

There is no discrimination based on nationality when hiring - accent is not a problem. (Although, if you really want, it can be removed with the help of a speech therapist or, in our opinion, a speech therapist.) They look at whether you are able to perform the necessary tasks, general culture, politeness, reliability, and, of course, hard work.

In the public sector, where pay is lower than in the private sector, specialists from India, China, Korea, Africa, and Asian countries are employed - it is important that the person wants and is ready to work. In the private sector, people choose which doctor to go to - perhaps not everyone will want to go to a Russian specialist.

But in the public sector with free medical care You don’t choose a doctor, so here the crusts determine your position. There are a lot of immigrant doctors in hospitals and clinics, as well as nurses, whose incomes are also high here.

One of my friends went to study to become a nurse and has the best results in the group, including local female students. However, she still speaks English with errors and a strong accent. This does not prevent her from getting excellent grades. She came to practice at the hospital and was asked to stay and work there, they liked her so much - they didn’t even have to look for a vacancy. She's over 40.

Nurses in Australia earn 50-100 thousand “green” per year.

Another friend, who is 38, decided to study to become a midwife, which will take her 2-3 years. After that, she will also receive approximately 70-120 thousand dollars a year.

Why is it so easy to study any profession, regardless of age? More on this later.

The most important thing when looking for a job is to speak the language of the country in which you are going to live. You can learn a profession that is in demand at any age.

Advantage of higher education

Any higher education diploma will help if you are ready to work in government agencies. To get there, you can take free retraining courses offered by the government. They take everyone there.

Even having a Russian (Ukrainian) diploma will give you additional points in assessing the qualifications of a civil servant, which will affect the rank that determines the salary level.

Apart from a medical degree, the best higher education qualifications are engineering ones. Humanitarian professions are not in such demand, but the availability of crusts will help here too. This shows that you are able to work hard - because without this you will not get a higher education diploma. It's appreciated here.

If you can’t find a job due to poor language skills, sign up for English courses. For wives of citizens, these courses are free. At the same time, you can work in the field of low-skilled labor.

For example, cleaning (cleaning premises) or tailoring custom-made dresses (custom-made wedding dresses cost crazy amounts of money, if you know how to sew, you won’t be lost), babysitting, dog walking. People with poor knowledge of the language are hired to work as waiters in restaurants.

For example, I usually hire a cleaner for 2-3 hours a week because I don’t like doing it myself. Finding a good cleaner is not so easy. Good employees are valued. Place an ad in the local newspaper (it costs about $20-25) and you will immediately have several clients.

If you don't have the money to advertise in the newspaper, put flyers offering services in your area in mailboxes (my daughter found several dog walking clients this way). If you are a polite and responsible worker, your circle of clients will grow.

There is also a site called airtasker.com, where people search for and offer services of all types - from cleaning and dog walking to furniture assembly. If you don’t sit idle, then finding employment and income is not difficult.

House cleaning also pays well. If your clients are happy, you will quickly build up your base and begin to earn good money.

Getting an education

If you are a citizen of the country, the state will provide a loan for education and you can get any profession (courses for certified professionals take 3-4 months) or higher education and a bachelor's degree (2-3 years). To obtain citizenship you must live in the country for 5 years.

The loan is given for studying at any accredited educational institution.

Student loan repayment begins only when you earn more than $47,000 a year. If you never start earning that much, then you won’t need to pay anything.

There is also a system of “apprenticeship”, where they learn a profession for free and receive a small hourly wage ($10-11 per hour).

There is also a state system vocational education TAFE, where you can learn anything from programming to hat making. Tuition there is very cheap (1000-1500 dollars per year). Courses range from several weeks to 2 years, upon completion a diploma or certificate is given.

Education can be obtained at any age - there are no restrictions.

• The husband of one of my friends graduated from university as a lawyer in absentia at the age of 46 and now makes excellent money, constantly expanding his clientele.
• My husband's ex-wife is now studying to become a psychologist. Why not? She is a jeweler by profession, but she is tired of this industry. I decided to learn a new specialty and conditions have been created for this at any age.
• One of my friends at one time worked part-time, finding people who wanted to study at a university, but they did not have money. Yes, that's right, I found it those who want to study for free and made money from it! Since the government gives the loan, private educational establishments are happy to find students for pre-approved (needed in given time) specialist courses. For 1 student, my friend received 2-3 thousand “greens” as soon as he completed the first few weeks of training. She was sitting in shopping centers, inviting promising students and distributing leaflets. 3-4 people a month and she herself has an excellent income!

Salary

The minimum wage for part-time workers is $16 per hour, and for full-time workers is $22 per hour. That is, you simply cannot pay less than this.

• Lawyers and lawyers earn $250-$1000 per hour from clients.
• Doctors charge $80-$350 per hour for a consultation. A 15-minute visit to a primary care physician will cost approximately $30-65. The local doctor, who is free for you, receives $32 from the state for a 15-minute consultation. There are private general practitioners who charge much more, then you pay the difference.
• Psychologists: 130-180/hour.
• Personal trainer: 50-100/hour.
• Electricians and plumbers: 60-100/hour.
• A cleaning lady costs me $25 an hour (usually $20-40).
• The average salary in Australia for those working in a non-permanent position is $60 thousand per year.
• For those who have a permanent job - 74 thousand dollars a year.

My 22-year-old stepdaughter, who works as a fire dispatcher (receives calls about fires), makes 60-65 thousand dollars a year. Her hourly pay increases with her years of service, like everyone else who works for the government. Last year she earned 94 thousand because she volunteered to do overtime work (when someone got sick), which pays 3 times more. (Now she's gone on vacation for a whole year! She'll come back and be able to work there again.)

In addition to this, she receives monthly contributions of 9.5% of her salary to her personal pension fund. Employees can choose their own pension fund. The employer is obliged to transfer money to the fund you choose. Pension funds are separated from the state.

My stepdaughter doesn't have higher education, she just finished a 12-week firefighter school (during which she was paid a stipend of 2 thousand greens a month). Plus she's not an Australian citizen - my husband is from New Zealand, so she has a New Zealand passport, meaning she's effectively a foreigner.

The minimum wage in Australia is $16 per hour for part-time work.

Jobs for teenagers

Minors, however, are paid much less. Part-time 14-year-olds only make $10-$11 an hour. They are hired at McDonald's and other cafes as cashiers and kitchen staff, and in clothing stores as salespeople.

The older the teenager, the more he needs to pay. Therefore, it is profitable for business owners to hire schoolchildren. And schoolchildren are happy to gain work experience and money for personal expenses. I have 2 children and my husband has 2 children - all 4 teenagers were already working before finishing school.

My husband has been busy since he was 14 in different jobs. Most rich people here try to send their children to work in their teens. This shows children how difficult it is to live as adults and encourages them to study well so that they can go to university and not have to work for a few more years.

If you move abroad with a minor child, it is possible that he or she will have an easier time finding a job than you. Children learn the language faster (they communicate at school from morning to evening and it takes them less than six months) and there are more jobs for them.

School students are allowed to work no more than 20 hours a week. During the holidays they may be busy longer. Minors, like adults, receive contributions to the pension fund in addition to their basic salary.

My friends work in different positions.

• Cook
• Payroll clerk (government agencies)
• Tax agent (filling out declarations)
• Nurse
• Dental assistant
• Accountant
• Hairdresser
• District doctor
• Seller of lottery tickets
• Waiter
• Real estate agent
• Boutique salesperson
• Casino dealer
• A kindergarten teacher
• Restaurant manager
• TV station advertising agent

Half of my Russian-speaking friends either have their own small business (a small business is considered to be one that employs less than 15 people), or women work in their husband’s company.

What kind of companies do they have?

• Travel agency
• Beauty saloon
• Salon
• Real estate agency
• Production of cakes and sweets
• Gourmet store
• Restaurant
• Attractions and amusement parks
• Excursion bus
• Production and installation of fences
• Used car sales
• Production of plastic products

In general, there is no limit to where an immigrant can work. If you are able to speak the language of the country and are willing to work, all roads are open.

The advantages of working abroad are obvious - it is a good income, an opportunity to gain experience, a unique chance to visit new cities and countries. Employment in Europe will help you obtain a residence permit, and in the future permanent residence and, if desired, citizenship. But is it possible to find a job abroad in 2019 without knowing a foreign language at all or knowing only its basics?

The answer is yes, it is possible, but it will be unskilled, often temporary work, possibly unofficial and, accordingly, with a low level of pay. In any case, you will need the minimum basics of conversational speech. There are special training programs for this.

Competition for unskilled work in the European Union countries is quite high among Europeans themselves, so it is very difficult for applicants from the CIS countries to get into this market. And many states do not issue work visas to such workers at all. If only seasonal types of work, the principle is to come, plow and be kind enough to return to your homeland. In addition, the employer will always give preference to a European or a citizen of the country in order to avoid problems with the law and the costs of obtaining the necessary documentation.

So, to summarize, we can highlight the following unpleasant aspects for job seekers in Europe without knowledge of the language:

1. High competition with other EU citizens.
2. Unskilled work, mostly temporary.
3. Need for minimal speaking skills.
4. High probability of deception from the employer.

The last point needs to be discussed in more detail. If you do take a solid decision to go abroad for work, then the minimum that needs to be done is to protect yourself from all kinds of scammers and troubles. Perhaps the only way to find a job is to choose a special company or agency that will take care of all the paperwork and help you settle in a new place. And this is where the greatest danger lies. It’s easy to stumble upon charlatans, and you can end up penniless in a foreign country without relatives or friends, and without speaking the local language.

The ideal option would be to find an intermediary under the patronage of friends or someone who has experience working with this company. If there are none, then you need to spend quite a long time on the Internet in search of a suitable agency. Pay attention to various details, the quality of the site, the cost of services, the legality of paperwork, the reality of the expected wages, compare and analyze. Be sure to visit thematic forums and groups on social networks, communicate with people and draw conclusions.

All these actions will not give a 100% guarantee, but the risks of being deceived will become much lower.

List foreign countries Europe and America providing work for open vacancies with a work visa are presented below (see list). For Russians abroad, without knowing the language, finding work is extremely difficult. In addition to Russians, migrant workers from Africa and the Middle East are applying for unskilled labor vacancies in Europe. Therefore, the cost of unskilled labor is estimated to be obscenely cheap.
For Russian specialists with knowledge of the language, finding work in the West is not a problem. The salary of doctors, teachers, middle and senior managers is estimated at a minimum of 5 - 10 thousand euros. The highest salaries are in the IT technology sector; the average programmer here receives 150-300 thousand euros per year.

1. Work in Austria, vacancies without intermediaries
   

• We need a driver for a family with knowledge of Russian and German. City of residence: Vienna. Recommendations from previous places of work and an international driver's license are required. Salary 2200 euros per month.
• A nurse, laundress and cook are needed to care for a 90-year-old grandmother. It is possible to combine washing and cooking work. The nurse must be with the elderly person at all times. The grandmother is not a bedridden patient, she moves independently, and sometimes uses a stroller. Grandmother speaks Russian fluently and has Russian roots. Required daily walks on the territory of a personal plot of 3 hectares. House with an area of ​​1200 sq. meters, the service staff have individual rooms with a private bathroom. The staff also includes a maid, a gardener and a driver. Salary 2800 euros plus free food and accommodation. The mansion is located in the suburbs of Innsbruck.
• Direct vacancy for a housekeeper and nanny for children with accommodation in Vienna. Age from 25 years, no bad habits. Salary 1800 euros per month.
• Construction workers for work in the cities of Austria. Main works: concrete screed, laying paving stones, plastering walls. . Salary 2500 - 3500 euros per month.
• An electrician with knowledge of electronics is required, work in the city of Vienna. Control of heating and ventilation systems. Age 30 - 55 years, knowledge of the language is required. Guaranteed monthly salary of 2800 euros.
  We will urgently hire an electrician's assistant with an EU work visa. Salary from 1700 euros.
• Coffee making jobs require women and men of all ages. The plant is located on the outskirts of Vienna. The average salary is 1,500 euros per month; it is possible to work part-time cleaning the territory for 500 euros per month. When applying for a job, you must undergo a medical examination.
• We are looking for a driver for own car for delivery of Russian-speaking clients in Austria (Salzburg, Innsbruck, Vienna). High salary from 3000 euros per month.

• A housekeeper is urgently needed for a family. The house is located in Scotland. The main tasks around the house are washing and cleaning, as well as performing small household errands. Salary 1500 pounds per month. When applying, you must have two references or a certificate of no criminal record with you.
• For a private client, we are looking for a Russian-speaking cook and maid to work in a mansion with an area of ​​1100 sq. m. meters, there is an adjacent plot of 15 hectares. Salary from 2000 pounds per month. Table setting skills, the ability to present cooked dishes beautifully, tact, and accuracy are required. The owner lives in the castle for no more than 1-2 months, so the staff spends the rest of the time alone. The staff includes a visiting manager and a gardener.
• A senior maid is required to work in a private 2-storey house in London with an area of ​​700 sq. m. meters. A Russian-speaking family consists of 2 adults and 4 children. The service staff includes a cook, 2 maids, a nanny and two laundresses. It is necessary to monitor and conduct a computer inventory of things, and update your wardrobe in a timely manner. Supervise the work of staff, take part in cleaning and cleaning expensive items (crystal, gilding, silver). Salary from 2000 British pounds. Age from 33 years, fluent English, recommendations.
• An English construction company is hiring workers to build a drilling platform. The initial contract is for 3 months. Those hired are provided with accommodation and food, and travel is also paid. Salary based on £25 per hour. The average salary for a skilled worker is at least £3,400.

• An au pair and a nanny are required for a 4-year-old Russian-speaking boy. One child in the family, you need to cook food, clean the house, take the child to kindergarten and pick him up after 5-6 hours. Full time 6 days a week with 1 day off. Full board, room with shower and terrace. The candidate's age is not older than 50 years. Salary from 2200 euros per month. Experience working with families is preferred.
• Men's hairdresser urgently required to work in the center of Brussels. A stylish beauty salon will welcome an English-speaking specialist in men's haircuts. Belgian documents are welcome. Working hours 6/1, flexible schedule, salary from 2500 euros plus tips. High requirements in neatness and friendliness.
• Girls under 30 are offered work in summer cafes, and part-time work is possible. Work experience and references from your last place of employment are desirable. Salary is 50 euros per shift plus tips. Nonresidents are provided with a comfortable hostel.

• A Russian maid is required for a hotel located in the central part of Berlin. Knowledge of German (beginner) and Russian is required. Job responsibilities include cleaning rooms and checking (inventorying) property. The age limit is 55 years, a medical examination is required. Salary 2800 euros per month, free food.
• Plumbers are required for a construction company engaged in major renovations of houses in Hannover. Permanent full-time job installing plumbing and sewer lines. Accommodation and registration are provided, salary depends on qualifications and starts from 22 euros per hour. Newcomers who show good results and are conscientious about their work immediately receive an increased hourly rate.
• A construction company in the city of Essen invites construction workers for interior decoration of office and residential premises, including plumbing and electrical work. The working rate starts from 15 euros for those involved in preparatory work and removal of construction waste. Electricians have a rate of 25 euros per hour.
• A truck driver is invited to deliver small-sized cargo from an online store. Knowledge German language mandatory, EU law. Work Visa. Accommodation is provided in a comfortable dormitory. rooms for 2 people. City of Cologne. Starting salary with a probationary period of 2000 euros, then increase by 20-25%.

• City of Barcelona. Bartender required for an evening restaurant. Age 20-35 years, with work experience. Accommodation and partial meals are provided, but only during working hours. Day off on weekdays, rotating schedule. Hourly rate 48 euros plus tips. If you have skills in juggling bottles and bartending paraphernalia, additional cash bonuses are paid.
• Work in Madrid for a home teacher (tutor). Teaching 2 Spanish-speaking children aged 7 and 9 years. Teaching Russian language and literature. Possible accommodation in a private house, free meals. Hourly payment - 30 euros without accommodation. If work includes accommodation, then payment is discussed separately. A Russian diploma from a higher humanitarian institution is required.
• Pedicure and manicure master in Madrid with official employment. A recommendation from a previous place of work or documents confirming qualifications are required. Upon hiring, an annual contract is concluded. Earnings depend on the number of clients received, but not less than 30 euros per hour. For the accumulated client base, an additional percentage is accrued, which is negotiated separately.
• Unlicensed security guards with spoken Spanish are required for permanent work in hypermarkets in Spain (Madrid, Barcelona, ​​Valencia, Zaragoza). Training and accommodation at the expense of the retailer, sliding schedule, age 25-50 years. Payment from 2500 euros per month.

• Plumbers and welders are invited to join a well-known construction company in Finland. The company is engaged in the renovation of buildings in the central part of the capital Suomi. Applicants are required to have knowledge of spoken Finnish and work experience. The company provides workers with housing, work clothes and tools. Five-day working week, medical examinations if necessary, social and medical insurance is paid by the employer. The salary is hourly, depends on qualifications and is set by the foreman based on the results of work for the first month, but not less than 20 euros/hour. As the skill level increases, the employee's income also increases.
• The construction company is recruiting installers, concrete carpenters, bulldozer and grader drivers. Applicants require a work visa; permission to carry out construction work is issued by the employer. When applying for a job, a newcomer is provided with everything necessary. Foreigners are provided with a comfortable residential complex with social services. Experienced workers receive from 30 euros per hour, unskilled workers - no more than 20 euros.
• A married Russian-speaking couple no older than 55 years old is invited to work in a private house (suburb of Helsinki). Responsibilities include preparing food for 2 living pensioners, 75 and 79 years old (both Russians). Cleaning the house, washing clothes, solving small household problems in the form of replacing lamps, etc. In the summer, it is necessary to mow the lawns of 8 acres. The monthly income for two is 5,000 euros.