Germany

Work in Germany

Find your role. Understand the process. Plan your move with Worrki.

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Estimated timelineSet for your case
Monthly salary, before taxUp to €4,200*

Personal support · Step by step

*Indicative figures. Timing and pay depend on your role and route.

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Open vacancies in Germany

Public listings from EURES and company career pages, with pay as the employer states it.

Rossmann · Retail

Sales assistant, full-time

Germany, Eckental

Full-time sales assistant at ROSSMANN on a permanent contract, stocking shelves, working the till and advising customers.

€15–19.83 / hour

  • Full-time
2 Nov 2026 · EURESView job
UPS · Warehouse

Warehouse worker, part-time sorting

Germany, Kirchheim bei München

Part-time parcel warehouse role at UPS in Kirchheim bei München, loading and unloading containers and parcel vehicles safely and quickly.

€18.17–21.01 / hour

  • Part-time
  • Fixed-term
30 Oct 2026 · EURESView job
Marriott · Hospitality

Hotel page

Germany, Hamburg

Hotel page in the reception team at a Marriott hotel in Hamburg, greeting guests, handling luggage and running errands.

from €31,200 / year

  • Full-time
  • Permanent
20 Oct 2026 · EURESView job
dm · Retail

Sales assistant

Germany, Mainz

Sales assistant at a dm store in Mainz, advising customers, stocking shelves and working the till. 20 hours a week, Monday to Saturday.

Pay not stated in the listing

  • Part-time
  • Permanent
2 Nov 2026 · EURESView job
Edeka · Retail

Sales and store assistant

Germany, Veitsbronn

Sales and shelf-stocking role at EDEKA Landauer in Veitsbronn, full-time or part-time from 15 hours a week, starting immediately.

Pay not stated in the listing

  • Full-time, Part-time
  • Permanent
2 Nov 2026 · EURESView job
DPD · Warehouse

Night-shift warehouse worker

Germany, Melle

Night-shift warehouse role at DPD unloading and loading transport units and sorting parcels in the parcel flow, with Saturday work required.

Pay not stated in the listing

  • Full-time
  • 6 openings
2 Nov 2026 · EURESView job

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How the process works

From your first review to your first day at work.

  1. 01Profile reviewWe review your background and goals.
  2. 02Job & route matchingConfirm a suitable role and employment route.
  3. 03Document preparationPrepare the agreed documents with our guidance.
  4. 04Application & decisionComplete the employer and authority steps.
  5. 05Travel & startPlan your arrival after authorisation.

A clear next step

Your manager explains what happens next and what you need to prepare.

Check eligibility

Your timeline depends on the role, documents and the relevant authorities.

What your support includes

Understand the next steps and prepare your application with Worrki.

Profile & route review

We review your background and explain the next step for your situation.

Job offer guidance

Understand the role, employer requirements and the conditions of the offer.

Document preparation

Support with the document package agreed for your case.

Application guidance

Know which actions and documents are needed at each stage.

Your manager confirms the exact service scope before you proceed.

Check eligibility

Know the conditions before you move

Understand the offer and plan your first weeks in Germany.

Discuss my options

Pay & working hours

Confirm whether pay is before or after tax, the weekly hours and any deductions.

Accommodation

Check who arranges housing, the cost and the living conditions.

Transport to work

Understand the commute, travel costs and any employer transport.

Your costs

Confirm the service fees, application costs and expenses you need to cover.

The conditions depend on the role and are confirmed before you proceed.

What you need to get started

Share the basics for your first profile review.

Citizenship & residence

Your citizenship and the country where you currently live.

Passport status

Whether you hold a passport and when it expires.

CV & work experience

Your recent roles, responsibilities and relevant skills.

Education & qualifications

Your education, training and any relevant certificates.

Your plans

The work you are looking for and when you would like to start.

Ready to begin?

Start my application

Your manager confirms any additional documents for your route.

FAQ

Candidates with a valid international passport who are ready to work in Germany for an employer that hires workers from abroad. Your manager reviews your profile and tells you which roles fit.

It depends on the role and the route. Your manager gives a realistic timeline for your case before you commit. Consular appointments and visa decisions take additional time.

Up to €4,200 a month before tax for the roles in our programme. Listings on the job board show pay as each employer states it.

The programme figure is before tax. Hours, overtime and deductions such as housing change what you receive. Your manager confirms the final conditions before you proceed.

A clear, high-quality scan of your international passport, including all pages in the correct order. Your passport should be valid for at least 1.5 years.

Consultation, coordination and document support from your first review to arrival.

It depends on the employer. Your manager confirms who arranges housing, what it costs and whether it is deducted from pay before you proceed.

Your manager explains the service fee and any application costs before you start, so you know the full amount in advance.

If the visa is refused due to an issue with the documents provided by us, you will receive either a full refund or a free reapplication. Our goal is to help you obtain your visa successfully, as your success is directly in our company's best interest.

No. Employment decisions are made by employers, and visa and residence decisions by the authorities of the destination country. Worrki provides consultation, coordination and document support; it does not guarantee approval.