Jobs in Europe

Work in Germany from Kenya.

Care and skilled roles for people ready to learn German and have their qualifications recognised.

Currency: Euro (EUR)
Main cities: Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Frankfurt
Language at work: German; the level needed depends on the role [to be confirmed per job]
Income tax on salaries: Yes; tax and social contributions are deducted from pay

Why work in Germany

Demand for care workers
Care homes and hospitals recruit care assistants and nurses from abroad.
Worker protections
Employment contracts, paid leave and health insurance are part of the system.
A long-term route
Skilled work in Germany can be a long-term career, not only a short contract.
Training while you work
Some roles include language and adaptation training. [Details per job.]

Learning German is usually required and takes months. Start early.
Nurses and other regulated professions need their qualifications recognised in Germany. [Process and timeline to be confirmed.]
Salaries are gross: income tax and social contributions are deducted, so take-home pay is lower than the contract figure.
Winters are cold. Your employer or our briefing will tell you what to pack.

For most roles, yes. The level depends on the job and is stated on the job page.

[Typical recognition timelines to be confirmed.]

For employer-paid roles, no. Each job lists any costs you pay, such as language exams.