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Staff Full-Stack Engineer (Next.js, Medusa)
Berlin or Paris, or remote within the EU, GermanyStaff Full-Stack Engineer (Next.js, Medusa) Germany job in Berlin or Paris, or remote within the EU. Salary 140000–185000 EUR/year gross.
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Head of Data & Analytics
Berlin or Paris; remote from anywhere in the EU, GermanyHead of Data & Analytics Germany job in Berlin or Paris; remote from anywhere in the EU. Salary 135000–175000 EUR/year gross. Additional bonus avai…
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Electrician
Bonn, GermanyElectrician Germany job in Bonn. Salary 22.00–25.00 EUR/hour gross. Work in Electrical installations. View details and apply online.
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COUNTRY GUIDE
Working in Germany: what to know
Germany has a large industrial and logistics labour market, but practical formalities are important. A written contract, address registration, health insurance and payroll documents should be clarified as early as possible.
Euro and regional labour markets
Germany uses the euro. Major employment regions include North Rhine-Westphalia, Bavaria, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Hesse and the northern logistics corridor.
Address registration
After moving into accommodation, residents normally register their address with the local registration authority.
Health and social insurance
Employees are generally covered through the statutory social insurance system, with health-insurance details needed for payroll.
LEGAL WORK & REGISTRATION
Before starting work in Germany
EU, EEA and Swiss citizens have unrestricted access to the German labour market and do not require a residence or work permit. People from other countries generally need the appropriate visa or residence title before taking employment.
This is a practical overview, not legal advice. Rules can change and individual circumstances differ.
Practical checklist
- Confirm whether your nationality requires a visa or residence title.
- Obtain a signed employment contract with gross salary and working hours.
- Register your address after moving into accommodation.
- Choose or confirm health insurance and give the details to payroll.
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 German work permit?
No. Polish citizens have EU freedom of movement and unrestricted access to the German labour market.
Why is address registration important?
The registration confirmation is often needed for further practical matters such as banking, taxes and correspondence with authorities.
CANDIDATE PROFILE
Who can apply?
- Candidates with practical experience in their profession.
- People already living in Germany 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 Germany
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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