Austria
Belgium
Italy
Netherlands
Germany
Poland
Czech Republic
Austria
Belgium
Italy
Netherlands
Poland
Czech Republic
Germany
Germany — one of the strongest economies in Europe with high demand for foreign workers.
It offers official employment, stable salary, clear working conditions, and a full social package.
For many people, the most convenient option is an A1 posting from a Polish employer: up to 90 days of legal work in Germany, followed by a return to Poland for the same period. This allows year-round work without interruptions while maintaining legal status in the EU.
There is the possibility to apply for a German work visa or residence permit and settle in the country permanently over time.
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Ukraine
Ukraine can be either a permanent place of work with official employment and stable income, or the first step toward a future career in the EU countries.
It is easy to prepare documents here, and the labor market is quite broad.
Work experience in Ukraine is valued by European employers — such a start opens the door to long-term employment, social benefits, and further career development in the EU countries.
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Poland
Poland is the easiest way to work legally in the EU.
Apply for a work visa or residence card without returning home (using a TRC from Ukraine) and start official employment.
A Polish permit paves the way to stable earnings, legalization, and A1 postings to Germany, Austria, Belgium, and other European countries for up to 90 days.
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