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Austria is a robust, rich, and stable country with a long and stormy past. Aside from its vibrant and inventive economy, Austria is regarded as a country with a rich cultural legacy, a tourism destination, and a commercial partner all over the world, as well as the adopted country of foreign specialists.
A hamburger costs 8-9 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe start at 4 EUR
Taxis can cost 1,40 EUR per kilometer with a starting tariff of 5 EUR
Barcelona is the preferred location for expats largely because of the good weather. The Mediterranean climate is waiting for you: Skies are usually clear, winters are short and mild, summers are hot but bearable. What the locals call “fred” (cold in Catalan) in January and February is still sun-shiny bright. The presence of many companies such as Seat SA, Volkswagen SA, Lidl Supermercados SA, Nissan Motor Iberica SA, Vueling Airlines SA, Nestle España SAU, Punto FA, SL etc. Make the city the most international point of commerce in the whole country. Offering exciting international job positions with relocation packages and cool benefits. To work in Barcelona, has multiple benefits, as you can see!
Its streets are made for walking and pedestrians rule. Barcelona is one the major centers for art, architecture and design in all over the world. Gaudí left his mark all over the city. You will always have many ways to get around and go everywhere: buses, subways, trains trams, funiculars etc.
The nightlife offers you plenty of options and the music scene is very diverse. And there is always something you can do in your spare time.
If you are a foodie lover, you will find your paradise there because of its markets and Michelin-starred restaurants. This is your place if you like football. F.C. Barcelona keeps its fans happy and the whole city bonds through Barça!
With over 200,000 expats, Belgium is one of Europe’s most popular destinations for foreign workers. The country is perhaps most famous for its capital Brussels, the headquarters of the European Union, NATO and many other large organizations.
A hamburger costs around 8-9 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe start at 3-4 EUR
Taxis can cost 2 EUR per kilometer with a starting tariff of 4,90 EUR
Bolivia is a country located in the central of South America. It’s capital, La Paz, is the highest administrative capital of the world and is located 3500 meters above sea level. It also has a juridical capital called Sucre.
A hamburger costs 5 EUR
Taxis can cost 2 EUR per kilometer with a starting tariff of 1,4 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe start at 1-2 EUR
Working in Bulgaria has become more and more popular for many foreigners with different skills. Since the country joined the EU in 2007, it is less restrictive for citizens of other EU countries to work in Bulgaria.
A hamburger costs around 4,60 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe start at 1-1,50 EUR
Taxis can cost 0,46 EUR per kilometer with a starting tariff of 0,51 EUR
Chile's economy is one of the most developed and stable in South America, drawing expats from all over the world. In the country, multinational corporations from all over the world have set up shop.
A hamburger costs 5-7 EUR
Taxis can cost 1,10 EUR per kilometer with a starting tariff of 0,40 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe start at 2-4 EUR
Colombia is a country in South America and is located in the North part of the continent. As many other countries in South America, they speak Spanish as their native language. The country is known for difference things like the specialty of coffee, the landscape and the kindness of the people living there.
A hamburger costs 4-5 EUR
Taxis can cost 1,50 EUR per kilometer with a starting tariff of 1,20 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe start at 1-1,50 EUR
Cyprus is the third largest island in the Mediterranean Sea. Some interesting facts about Cyprus is that the island is actually geographically in Asia, but it is politically a European country and is a member of the European Union.
A hamburger costs around 6 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe start at 3-4 EUR
Taxis can cost 1 EUR per kilometer with a starting tariff of 5 EUR
Czech is a country with a history of 1200 years, so it is the home of many beautiful historic, medieval cities, castles and streets. Czechs are more relaxed in the working world and in life and are said to have a kind of “black humor”.
A hamburger costs around 5,40 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe start at 1-1,50 EUR
Taxis can cost 1 EUR per kilometer with a starting tariff of 1,50 EUR
Denmark is for many people known for good design, fashion, architecture and beer. Denmark is also often cited as one of the world’s best countries to live in and the Danes are proud of their healthy work-life balance.
A hamburger costs 10-11 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe start at 5-6 EUR
Taxis can cost around 2 EUR for per km with a starting tariff of 6,70 EUR
Finding work in Dublin can still be tough. Especially expats need to have patience when looking for a job and largely dependent on your language skills. One should at least have fluent English skills, but there is also a big need for other special languages, due to the high amount of international companies from around the world. The financial sector provides many expats with employment, but a big part of expats are transferred within their company and many work in the IT sector.
The business ethics in Ireland is similar to the UK and the US. There are a lot of meetings, strict hierarchy and the workwear is very formal. The Irish people do take their work very seriously and the working hours can be long.
Living costs in Dublin are somewhat higher than in many other locations in Europe, but lower than in for example London or New York. One of the special features in Dublin is the fact that even though you live in the heart of the city, you are only a half an hour away from some of the most beautiful landscapes and scenery. Ireland is full of opportunities for an outdoorsy lifestyle. In addition to all the exciting things you can do outdoors, there’s plenty of other activities in the city. There’s a vibrant nightlife, good restaurants and entertainment locations, events, spas, you name it!
Dublin has both an international feel and a special local magic to it, so you will not have a shortage of new things to see and experience!
Estonia is one of Europe’s most spacious countries and with a territory roughly matching that of the Netherlands, it is home to only 1.3 million people. Estonians are the start-up nation of Europe and the government is doing everything to make running businesses as easy and streamlined as possible and many big businesses are popping all around this country.
A hamburger costs 6-7 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe start at 3-4 EUR
Taxis can cost 0,60 EUR per kilometer with a starting tariff of 2,50 EUR
Finland offers a lot of great benefits for employees, like high-quality work conditions, secure status for employees and public services that work smoothly. The Finnish nature is among the cleanest in the world, housing conditions are high-quality and comfortable, the society functions well and there are many inexpensive study opportunities available.
A hamburger costs around 8 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe start at 4-6 EUR
Taxis can cost 1,60 EUR per kilometer with a starting tariff of 6 EUR
France is one of the biggest countries in Europe and the country has practically everything; tiny little villages, sunny beaches in the Mediterranean, the Alps, medieval castles and metropolitan cities, not to mention world renowned food and wine. French people are proud of their country and their customs but once you get the hang of things, your life can be full of joie de vivre!
A hamburger costs 8-9 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe start at 4-6 EUR
Taxis can cost 1,70 EUR per kilometer with a starting tariff of 2,70 EUR
Germany is known for its well-organized structure and a historical heritage. Germany is clean, well-ordered and has a rich culture and history. The Germans way of communicating can be very straight forward and you don’t have to wonder what people might think – they are honest.
A hamburger costs 7-8 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe start at 2,50-3,50 EUR
Taxis can cost 2 EUR per kilometer with a starting tariff of 3,50 EUR
Gibraltar is a British Overseas Territory bordered to the north by Spain. The Rock of Gibraltar, also known as the Pillars of Hercules or The Rock, is one of the most well-known place of Gibraltar. The rock can be seen for many miles and it's home to the Barbary Apes, the only wild monkeys in Europe.
A hamburger costs 7-8 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe start at 3-4 EUR
Taxis can cost 2 EUR per kilometer with a starting tariff of 3,50 EUR
Greece is one of the richest countries historically and culturally speaking. People in Greece are proud of their culture and traditions, and they value family. Also in business, Greeks like conducting it in person and place a lot of importance on personal relationships.
A hamburger costs 5-6 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe start at 3-4 EUR
Taxis can cost 1 EUR per kilometer with a starting tariff of 3 EUR
Hungary lies in the middle of Europe and has the reputation of being a recreational destination. People from all over Europe come to Hungary for its thermal springs. Food is more like a religion in this country, and the Hungarians take a lot of pride in their cuisine.
A hamburger costs 4-5 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe start at 0,80-1,50 EUR
Taxis can cost 0,80 EUR per kilometer with a starting tariff of 1,90 EUR
Iceland is a special country with stunning nature an a fascinating history. Most jobs in Iceland can be found in the capital area, around Reykjavik and it is estimated that almost 70% of the islands entire population live in the capital region.
A hamburger costs 10-12 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe start at 6-8 EUR
Taxis can cost 2 EUR per kilometer with a starting tariff of 5 EUR
Ireland is fast becoming a center for many international companies, due to a low corporate tax rate. Ireland has some of the most beautiful scenery in the world and multiple stunningly restored castles to visit.
A hamburger costs 8-9 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe start at 4-5 EUR
Taxis can cost 1,35 EUR per kilometer with a starting tariff of 4 EUR
Israel is a country located in the very west of Asia and the Middle East. It has a population of approximately 9 million people, where of 700,000 live in the historical capital, Jerusalem. The second and third largest cities, Tel-Aviv and Haifa, are both located on the Israeli coast of the Mediterranean.
A hamburger costs 14-16 EUR
Taxis can cost 1,10 EUR per kilometer with a starting tariff of 4,20 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe start at 7-9 EUR
Latvia is one of the Baltic states, bordered by Estonia in the northern region, and Lithuania in the southern. With its untouched natural landscape, lively cities and rich culture, Latvia has something for everyone!
A hamburger costs around 5 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe start at 2-3 EUR
Taxis can cost 0,70 EUR per kilometer with a starting tariff of 2 EUR
Lisbon it’s a capital full of history and architecture. It is one of the least expensive cities on the continent (especially when coupled with the current strong dollar-to-euro exchange rate). Lisbon’s call center services have grown so much over the last years that the city has become the call center capital of Europe and nicknamed “The Bangalore of Europe”. This means it is relatively easy to find work in Lisbon for multilingual expats, who can also enjoy the high standard of living in Lisbon and the glorious beaches close by.
Lisbon has more sunshine than Madrid, Rome or Athens. It is full of great places to eat super-fresh seafood. You can always find a cozy place where you can chill in the cool modernist neighborhoods. It is not just the weather, Lisbon’s public gardens are filled with lush tropical foliage. There are many good restaurants, pubs, bars playing “bossa nova” and serving all types of drinks during night and day.
The transportation options are flexible. Every expat knows about the little yellow street cars. But the best way to get around is with the city trams.
Lithuania is one of the three Baltic countries and situated in North-Europe. Today, Lithuania is one of the fastest-growing when it comes to the economy in the European Union.
A hamburger costs around 5 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe start at 2-3 EUR
Taxis can cost 0,60 EUR per kilometer with a starting tariff of 1 EUR
Luxembourg is a special country in Europe, located between Belgium, France and Germany. Luxembourg is actually the second richest country in the world and almost half of the population in Luxembourg are foreigners, and the workforce consists of immigrants or cross-border workers from the neighboring countries.
A hamburger costs around 10 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe start at 4-5 EUR
Taxis can cost 2,80 EUR per kilometer with a starting tariff of 3 EUR
Malta is no doubt a popular and attractive destination for expats looking for the sun and the good life. It's the hub of the iGaming industry and offers many job opportunities as well as a big network of Nordic and international people.
A hamburger costs 7-8 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe start at 2-3 EUR
Taxis can cost 2 EUR per kilometer with a starting tariff of 5,50 EUR
Mexico is a country located in the south part of North America. It is connected to the America in the north, Guatemala in the south and the sea surrounding it on both sides. Mexico is close to the Equator which makes the country have a warm weather the whole year around and it does not differ too much.
A hamburger costs 4 EUR
Taxis can cost 0,4 EUR per kilometer with a starting tariff of 5,5 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe start at 2 EUR
Netherlands, an exciting and liberal country with many traditions and culture; delicious snacks and healthy lifestyle; picturesque country with great outdoors as well as a strong sense of community. Dutch employers understand that there can be many sides to life, not just work.
A hamburger costs around 8 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe start at 3-4,50 EUR
Taxis can cost 2,20 EUR per kilometer with a starting tariff of 3,60 EUR
Nigeria is located in West African and has over 200 million inhabitants, making it the most populated country in Africa. It also has biggest economy in Africa, with a GDP slightly over $480 billion. The Nigerian Naira is the official currency in the country and is equivalent of approximately 0.0022 Euro.
A hamburger costs 3-5 EUR
Taxis can cost 1 EUR per kilometer with a starting tariff of 1 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe start at 0,5-1 EUR
Norway is one of the most beautiful countries on earth, situated in the western part of Scandinavia. The country has been placed as the happiest place to live and work and Norwegians value work-life balance.
A hamburger costs 15-25 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe usually start at 8-9 EUR
Taxis can cost 1,40 EUR per kilometer with a starting tariff of 10 EUR
Oslo is the capital of Norway and the most populous city in Norway. The city is a hub of Norwegian trade, banking and shipping. Oslo is considered a global city and was ranked number one city to live in when it comes to quality of life among European cities by fDi Magazine, so it wouldn’t be a bad idea to work in Oslo.
Oslo is the second most expensive city in the world when it comes to living expenses after Tokyo. It’s also one of Europe’s fastest growing capital. Living in Oslo is not only a great way to experience both nature and urban environment, the city also gives you the opportunity to visit Norway’s cultural center.
Working in Oslo gives you opportunities in various industries. Industries like finance, trade, shipping, construction, service and sales gives you many advantages no matter what you have studied or worked with. As an expat, you might find Oslo different than any other when it comes to business. Egalitarianism is highly valued in the Norwegian business world and doing business in Oslo is usually quite informal and casual.
Poland has one of the lowest living costs in the EU. But the Polish lifestyle and culture is close to that of other European nations, which makes it easy to build relationships and make friends.
A hamburger costs around 4 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe start at 1,10-1,80 EUR
Taxis can cost 0,50 EUR per kilometer with a starting tariff of 1,50 EUR
A few reasons to work in Portugal: The Algarve is Portugal’s best-known beach vacation spot and the third most popular destination for the British travellers. It has no shortage of dramatic caves, mountains and hot springs. You are never far from the sea. Portuguese wines are no secret for the critics.
A hamburger costs around 6 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe start at 1,50-2 EUR
Taxis can cost 0,60 EUR per kilometer with a starting tariff of 3 EUR
Finding a job in Romania can be relatively easy because the job market is currently in full development. Romania is authentic, natural and cultural and is rich in history and scenic beauty.
A hamburger costs around 4 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe start at 1,20-1,60 EUR
Taxis can cost 0,50 EUR per kilometer with a starting tariff of 0,50 EUR
Senegal has always been a popular choice for foreigners wishing to live and work in West Africa. Foreign professionals from all over the world flock to Senegal to work, primarily in the country's major cities and beautiful coastal resorts. Senegal's broad, rising economy provides a wide range of work opportunities, attracting international experts from all over the world.
A hamburger costs 2.30 EUR
Taxis can cost 1,5 EUR per kilometer with a starting tariff of 2,5 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe start at 1 EUR
Interested in working in Slovakia? You’ll be pleased to know that the country has a high-income economy supported by strong industries such as automobile and electronics manufacturing, and agriculture. In recent years however, tourism has developed and with it the service economy, employing nearly 70% of locals and expats.
A hamburger costs 3 EUR
Taxis can cost 1 EUR per kilometer with a starting tariff of 3 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe start at 1-1,50 EUR
Work in South Africa for the trip of a lifetime! Whether you are attracted to the wildlife, the weather or the wine, there is much to see and do in this beautiful country. With its captivating history, luscious countryside, stunning coastline and spectacular mountains, there is something for everyone to experience.
A hamburger costs 3,5 EUR
Taxis can cost 0,7 EUR per kilometer with a starting tariff of 1,2 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe start at 1-2 EUR
When you work in Spain, you will see that it is a very healthy place to live with good weather and a Mediterranean diet. There are several locations where highly desirable property is still undervalued. Sunny coastlines and sandy beaches. Well-connected country, with Europe and the rest of the world.
A hamburger costs 7-8 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe start at 2-3 EUR
Taxis can cost 1 EUR per kilometer with a starting tariff of 3,50 EUR
Sweden is the biggest country in the Nordic region. In Sweden, the economy is one of the most developed in the world and it is also one of the most innovative counties in the world. Swedes are early adapters of new technology and the country’s non-hierarchical society creates a fertile environment for new ideas.
A hamburger costs 7-8 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe start at 5-7 EUR
Taxis can cost 1,70 EUR per kilometer with a starting tariff of 5 EUR
The Philippines is a land apart from mainland Southeast Asia – not only geographically, but also spiritually and culturally. With more than 7000 tropical islands to choose from and there’s an island to suit every taste. The people are, simply, Filipinos – and proud of it. Work in the Philippines and you will meet the most welcoming, warm and relentlessly upbeat people.
A hamburger costs 2-3 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe start at 1-1,80 EUR
Taxis can cost 0,23 EUR per kilometer with a starting tariff of 0,70 EUR
The United Kingdom boasts a marvelous history and the British have preserved their traditions fantastically by protecting politeness, old buildings and gardens. British people however, are also known innovators and have made influential advancements in history.
A hamburger costs 6-7 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe start at 3,50-5 EUR
Taxis can cost 1,40 EUR per kilometer with a starting tariff of 3 EUR
Working in the United States is a very popular dream. Everyone has heard the stories about making their dreams come true in the land of opportunities. The USA consist of 50 states, each different from the other offering some special characteristics. The working culture in the USA differs from the European way, it is more of a live to work way of thinking as compared to the European work to live way.
A hamburger costs 6-7 EUR
Beer prices at a cafe start at 4-5 EUR
Taxis can cost 1,30 EUR per kilometer with a starting tariff of 2,60 EUR
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