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How it works

From your CV to your first day, in four steps

We are paid by the employer when you are hired, which is the only reason this is free for you. It also means we have no interest in sending you somewhere you will leave in three months.

  1. A yellow tram on a sunlit street in Lisbon

    Send us your CV

    Two minutes, one file. No account to create and no forms that ask for your life story.

  2. The colourful Ribeira waterfront in Porto

    Talk to a real recruiter

    A fifteen-minute call to work out which country, which city and which role actually suits you.

  3. Whitewashed houses above turquoise water in Mykonos

    We introduce you directly

    Your profile goes straight to the hiring team, and we prepare you properly for the interview.

  4. Palms and the Explanada promenade in Alicante under a Spanish flag

    You land

    Offer, contract, flight, keys. We stay reachable until you are through your first week at work.

Questions

The things people ask us first

Not covered here? Message us on WhatsApp. A person answers, and usually within the hour.

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Does this cost me anything?

No. We are paid by the employer when you are hired, so there is no fee to you at any stage. If anyone ever asks you to pay for a job placement, walk away.

Do I need to speak Spanish, Portuguese or Greek?

No. You work in your native language and you will need English at around B2 for training and internal communication. Most employers pay for local language classes once you have settled in.

Do I need call-centre or customer service experience?

For most roles, no. Employers hire on language and attitude and then train you for three to four weeks on full pay. Technical and sales roles sometimes ask for a little relevant background, and the listing will say so.

What paperwork do I need?

An EU passport, or an existing right to work in the country. Once you are hired you will need a local tax and social security number: a NIE in Spain, a NIF in Portugal, an AFM in Greece. Employers who hire internationally normally book those appointments with you.

How long does the whole process take?

Usually two to six weeks from first call to first day, depending on the employer and how quickly you can travel. Some intakes run every fortnight, others monthly.

What if I do not see my language listed?

Send an open application anyway. Vacancies change weekly and we frequently get asked for languages that were not on the site the day before.

Ready when you are

Take a look, or put your name in

Browse the roles open right now, or send your CV and we will come back to you with the ones that actually fit.