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Jobs in the Netherlands
Looking for jobs in the Netherlands? Polish Workers connects candidates with employers recruiting in construction, transport, logistics, production, hospitality, technical services and skilled trades.
LATEST OPPORTUNITIES
Current jobs in the Netherlands
There are no active vacancies in the Netherlands at the moment. These recently listed jobs are shown for reference.
Logistics Worker – NIO and JCB Departments
Holtum, NetherlandsLogistics Worker – NIO and JCB Departments Netherlands job in Holtum. Salary 15.12 EUR/hour gross. Additional bonus available.
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Industrial Insulator
Amsterdam, NetherlandsIndustrial Insulator Netherlands job in Amsterdam. Salary 15–20 EUR/hour net. Work in Industrial insulation. View details and apply online.
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Logistics Worker
Kempen, NetherlandsLogistics Worker Netherlands job in Kempen. Salary 14-15 EUR/hour gross. Work in Logistics and warehousing. View details and apply online.
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Metal Processing and Finishing Operator
Tegelen, NetherlandsMetal Processing and Finishing Operator Netherlands job in Tegelen. Salary 18-20 EUR/hour gross. Work in Metal manufacturing and finishing.
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Logistics and warehousing
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Industrial insulation
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Metal manufacturing and finishing
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Technology / AI automation
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Restaurant and hospitality
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Cleaning / holiday accommodation
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COUNTRY GUIDE
Working in the Netherlands: what to know
The Netherlands has a dense logistics, production, technical and services market. Ask for the gross hourly or monthly rate, holiday allowance, shift additions, agency deductions and accommodation terms as separate figures.
Euro and BSN
The Netherlands uses the euro. The citizen service number (BSN) is used in contacts with government and for payroll administration.
Municipal or RNI registration
The correct registration route depends on how long you will stay and whether you become a resident.
Health insurance
People who live or work in the Netherlands may be required to take out Dutch basic health insurance.
LEGAL WORK & REGISTRATION
Before starting work in the Netherlands
EEA and Swiss nationals can work without a work permit. As a rule, a worker from outside the EEA or Switzerland needs the appropriate permit, often arranged by the employer, and may also need residence permission.
This is a practical overview, not legal advice. Rules can change and individual circumstances differ.
Practical checklist
- Confirm whether a TWV, GVVA or another residence route is required.
- Register correctly and obtain a BSN.
- Check the Dutch health-insurance requirement for your situation.
- Review agency, accommodation, transport and insurance deductions before signing.
Official information
Information reviewed 2 September 2026. Always confirm the latest rules on the linked official websites.QUICK ANSWERS
Frequently asked questions
Do Polish citizens need a Dutch work permit?
No. Polish citizens are EEA nationals and can work in the Netherlands without a work permit.
What is a BSN?
It is the Dutch citizen service number used by government organisations and in practical employment administration.
CANDIDATE PROFILE
Who can apply?
- Candidates with practical experience in their profession.
- People already living in the Netherlands or ready to relocate.
- Applicants with the language skills required in the individual offer.
- Workers with licences, certificates or trade qualifications where required.
- People who hold the required right to work or employment permit.
IMPORTANT DETAILS
Before you apply
- Check salary, working hours and contract type.
- Confirm accommodation and transport arrangements.
- Verify the workplace and expected start date.
- Prepare your CV and a short summary of relevant experience.
- Confirm all final conditions directly with the employer.
4 SIMPLE STEPS
How to apply for jobs in the Netherlands
Choose an offer
Select a vacancy that matches your skills and availability.
Send an application
Provide your experience, contact details and CV if available.
Employer review
The employer reviews applications and contacts selected candidates.
Confirm conditions
Agree the contract, salary, schedule, accommodation and start date.
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