# Find your job abroad with Yobbers Discover job vacancies in Portugal, Spain, Greece, and more. We guide you for free, from application to your first working day abroad and beyond. - URL: https://www.yobbers.com/en - Vacancies: https://www.yobbers.com/en/vacancies-abroad - Countries: https://www.yobbers.com/en/countries - Blog: https://www.yobbers.com/en/blog - FAQs: https://www.yobbers.com/en/faqs ## Why Yobbers - Your own personal recruiter: Meet Lisa, Lotte, or one of our other recruiters. They help you find a job abroad. Our recruiters work abroad themselves and are your personal point of contact before, during, and after your adventure. - Working abroad in 4 steps: We make working abroad as easy as possible. In four simple steps, you go from application to your new job, sometimes within a week. All you need to do is upload your CV. - Relocation Experts: Our team of Relocation Experts helps you with everything related to your move abroad. Think about helping with documentation, finding accommodation, and settling into a new country. This support is completely free. - 11.000+ success stories: More than 11.000 people have already found a job abroad through Yobbers. Your adventure is in good hands. ## Featured Countries ### [Portugal](https://www.yobbers.com/en/working-in-portugal) Quick overview (as of 2026): As an EU citizen, you can work in Portugal without a visa. German and Dutch speaking jobs in Lisbon and Porto pay around €1,200–1,500 gross per month, well above Portugal's minimum wage of €920. Flights and accommodation are covered by many employers. And thanks to a lower cost of living, you'll often have more left over at the end of the month than you'd expect. - URL: https://www.yobbers.com/en/working-in-portugal - Search phrase: in Portugal - Active vacancies: 7 ### [Greece](https://www.yobbers.com/en/working-in-greece) Quick overview (as of 2026): Working in Greece is easier than many people think. As an EU citizen you don't need a visa, and international companies are actively hiring German and Dutch speakers for roles like customer service or content moderation. Many employers help with your relocation and often even cover your flight and temporary accommodation. Salaries typically range from about €1,200 to €1,800 gross per month plus bonuses. - URL: https://www.yobbers.com/en/working-in-greece - Search phrase: in Greece - Active vacancies: 4 ### [Spain](https://www.yobbers.com/en/working-in-spain) Quick overview (as of 2026): For longer stays in Spain you need a NIE number and a social security number, and most employers help arrange both. German- and Dutch-speaking jobs are mainly in customer service, sales, or as an online croupier. Salary is typically €1,600 to €2,300 gross per month. Add sunshine, tapas and beach days after work. - URL: https://www.yobbers.com/en/working-in-spain - Search phrase: in Spain - Active vacancies: 8 ### [Malta](https://www.yobbers.com/en/working-on-malta) Quick overview (as of 2026): As an EU citizen, you can work in Malta without a visa. Jobs are usually on-site around Sliema and St Julian’s, with salaries of €2,000 to €2,300 gross per month. They are open to German and Dutch speakers, with English in the team and no Maltese needed. Full-time opportunities from 6 months are available, and employers usually cover your flight, first accommodation support and tax ID registration. - URL: https://www.yobbers.com/en/working-on-malta - Search phrase: on Malta - Active vacancies: 1 ### [Bulgaria](https://www.yobbers.com/en/working-in-bulgaria) Quick overview (as of 2026): As an EU citizen you can work in Bulgaria without a visa. Jobs are based in Sofia or fully remote within Bulgaria, paying €1,675 to €2,000 gross per month plus monthly bonuses. Roles are for Dutch, Flemish and German speakers (English in the team, no Bulgarian needed). Employers usually cover the flight, first night on arrival, help finding accommodation and health insurance. - URL: https://www.yobbers.com/en/working-in-bulgaria - Search phrase: in Bulgaria - Active vacancies: 3 ## Popular Locations ### [Athens](https://www.yobbers.com/en/working-jobs-in-athens) Get ready to live and work in Athens, where every day feels like an adventure! Picture sunny strolls by iconic landmarks and delicious Mediterranean cuisine at every corner. Ready to live in Athens while building your career? Check out the job opportunities in Athens and start your next adventure! - URL: https://www.yobbers.com/en/working-jobs-in-athens - Country: Greece - Search phrase: Athens ### [Lisbon](https://www.yobbers.com/en/working-in-lisbon) Nowhere in Europe offers as much sunshine as Lisbon! By finding jobs in Lisbon, you can live and work in one of Europe’s most sunny cities. Enjoy exciting career opportunities, stunning beaches, colourful streets, and amazing food. Don’t wait—apply now and make Lisbon your next adventure! - URL: https://www.yobbers.com/en/working-in-lisbon - Country: Portugal - Search phrase: Lisbon ### [Sofia](https://www.yobbers.com/en/working-in-sofia) Sofia is a city where history and modernity meet. Living in Sofia means enjoying a dynamic atmosphere and a growing international community. The lifestyle and cultural offerings create a perfect balance of work and leisure. Ready for a new adventure? - URL: https://www.yobbers.com/en/working-in-sofia - Country: Bulgaria - Search phrase: Sofia ### [Porto](https://www.yobbers.com/en/working-in-porto) Experience life in Porto, where tradition meets modernity! With exciting jobs in Porto, you can enjoy career opportunities while exploring scenic riverfronts, tasting the world-famous Port wine, and savoring delicious local cuisine. Ready to embrace a new adventure? Apply now and start your journey! - URL: https://www.yobbers.com/en/working-in-porto - Country: Portugal - Search phrase: Porto ### [Valencia](https://www.yobbers.com/en/working-in-valencia) Living in Valencia means blending your career with endless sunshine and Mediterranean charm. This dynamic city boasts beautiful beaches, stunning architecture, and delicious cuisine. Explore the historic district, relax by the sea, and enjoy exciting job opportunities. Start your adventure today! - URL: https://www.yobbers.com/en/working-in-valencia - Country: Spain - Search phrase: Valencia ### [Madrid](https://www.yobbers.com/en/working-in-madrid) Discover the latest job opportunities in Madrid! Work in Spain’s vibrant capital, known for its iconic landmarks and bustling neighbourhoods. From Customer Service to Online Croupier roles, find your next career opportunity in this dynamic city. Live and work in Madrid—your adventure starts… now! - URL: https://www.yobbers.com/en/working-in-madrid - Country: Spain - Search phrase: Madrid ### [Alicante](https://www.yobbers.com/en/working-in-alicante) Alicante, a coastal city in Spain, is known for its stunning beaches, rich history, and lively atmosphere. Jobs in Alicante are perfect for those seeking new career opportunities. From the iconic Santa Bárbara Castle to bustling markets, the city offers a unique mix of experiences for everyone! - URL: https://www.yobbers.com/en/working-in-alicante - Country: Spain - Search phrase: Alicante ## Recent Articles ### [How expensive is Bulgaria? Rent, groceries & lifestyle](https://www.yobbers.com/en/blog/working-abroad/tips-and-tricks/working-abroad%2Ftips-and-tricks%2Fhow-expensive-is-bulgaria-rent-groceries-lifestyle) A coffee for €1.50. A metro ride for €0.80. A warm banitsa, a local cheese pastry, from the bakery for €1. That is not a holiday deal, it is a normal Tuesday in Sofia. So, what does a whole month cost? Living in Sofia, Bulgaria's capital, costs one person between €600 and €950 a month, with rent included. Where you land in that range depends mostly on which neighbourhood you pick and how often you eat out. Here is what a normal month in Sofia looks like, from your room to a Friday night out. - URL: https://www.yobbers.com/en/blog/working-abroad/tips-and-tricks/working-abroad%2Ftips-and-tricks%2Fhow-expensive-is-bulgaria-rent-groceries-lifestyle - Category: Tips & tricks - Author: Féline - Published: 9 October, 2026 - Tags: living abroad, working abroad, Bulgaria, living in Bulgaria, and working in Bulgaria ### [What does a typical day in Lisbon look like?](https://www.yobbers.com/en/blog/working-abroad/tips-and-tricks/working-abroad%2Ftips-and-tricks%2Fwhat-does-a-typical-day-in-lisbon-look-like) A typical day in Lisbon starts with a bica (Lisbon's word for an espresso) at the counter of your local café, continues with a metro or ferry ride to work, and ends with groceries on the way home, a late dinner and a sunset from a miradouro. Your working hours depend on your job, and some roles are fully remote. Though the morning coffee, the sunsets and the slower pace are the same for everyone. - URL: https://www.yobbers.com/en/blog/working-abroad/tips-and-tricks/working-abroad%2Ftips-and-tricks%2Fwhat-does-a-typical-day-in-lisbon-look-like - Category: Tips & tricks - Author: Féline - Published: 2 October, 2026 - Tags: living abroad, working abroad, Portugal, working in Portugal, living in Lisbon, Lisbon, working in Lisbon, working in Porto, German speaking, and German ### [Remote work abroad: what it means and what employers expect](https://www.yobbers.com/en/blog/general/yobbers/working-abroad%2Ftips-and-tricks%2Fremote-work-abroad-what-employers-expect) Yes, you can do remote work abroad, but not from wherever you happen to be. With a remote job, you live in the country you work in and work from your own home there. Plenty of stories show a laptop on a sunny terrace. This guide covers what you don’t see: what remote asks of you, and what employers expect in return. - URL: https://www.yobbers.com/en/blog/general/yobbers/working-abroad%2Ftips-and-tricks%2Fremote-work-abroad-what-employers-expect - Category: Yobbers - Author: Féline - Published: 25 September, 2026 - Tags: flexible working hours, living abroad, parttime work, remote working, working abroad, and work and travel ### [How expensive is Spain? Rent, groceries & lifestyle](https://www.yobbers.com/en/blog/working-abroad/tips-and-tricks/working-abroad%2Ftips-and-tricks%2Fhow-expensive-is-spain-rent-groceries-lifestyle) Thinking about moving to Spain and wondering what it actually costs? If you share a flat in a coastal city like Valencia or Alicante, you spend between €800 and €1,100 a month on everything: rent, groceries, bills, transport and a social life. In Madrid or Barcelona, the same lifestyle costs roughly €1,050 to €1,350, and almost all of that difference is in your rent. Below you will find what each part of that budget looks like in practice. - URL: https://www.yobbers.com/en/blog/working-abroad/tips-and-tricks/working-abroad%2Ftips-and-tricks%2Fhow-expensive-is-spain-rent-groceries-lifestyle - Category: Tips & tricks - Author: Féline - Published: 18 September, 2026 - Tags: working abroad, Barcelona, living in Barcelona, working in Barcelona, living in Madrid, Madrid, working in Madrid, living in Malaga, Malaga, working in Malaga, living in Valencia, Valencia, working in Valencia, and Alicante ### [How many holiday days do you get in Portugal, Spain, Greece and Bulgaria?](https://www.yobbers.com/en/blog/working-abroad/tips-and-tricks/how-many-holiday-days-do-you-get-in-portugal-spain-greece-and-bulgaria) Comparing a job abroad and wondering how much time off comes with it? The law sets a minimum in each country: about 22 working days a year in Portugal and Spain, 20 to 22 in Greece and 20 in Bulgaria, based on a five-day week and a full year of work. Public holidays are counted separately from those days. The four countries do not differ much on paper, but it helps to read up on this before you actually start working for an employer abroad. Below we go through the main points per country, so you have an idea of what to expect and what to ask about. The details always depend on your employer, your role and your roster, you go through those together with your recruiter or with the employer itself. Use this as a starting point, not as your contract. - URL: https://www.yobbers.com/en/blog/working-abroad/tips-and-tricks/how-many-holiday-days-do-you-get-in-portugal-spain-greece-and-bulgaria - Category: Tips & tricks - Author: Féline - Published: 11 September, 2026 - Tags: working abroad, Bulgaria, working in Bulgaria, Greece, working in Greece, Portugal, working in Portugal, Spain, and working in Spain ### [How expensive is Portugal? Rent, groceries & lifestyle](https://www.yobbers.com/en/blog/working-abroad/tips-and-tricks/how-expensive-is-portugal-rent-groceries-lifestyle) Living in Portugal costs one person between €800 and €1,150 a month in 2026, rent included. Where you land in that range comes down to two things: which city you pick, and whether you share a flat. Lisbon sits at the top of it, Porto at the bottom. Below you find what a normal month actually looks like, from rent to groceries to a Friday night out. - URL: https://www.yobbers.com/en/blog/working-abroad/tips-and-tricks/how-expensive-is-portugal-rent-groceries-lifestyle - Category: Tips & tricks - Author: Féline - Published: 4 September, 2026 - Tags: working in Portugal, living in Lisbon, Lisbon, working in Lisbon, living in Porto, Porto, and working in Porto ### [Caroline (50) lives and works in Lisbon: how it started](https://www.yobbers.com/en/blog/experiences/permanent-job/caroline-50-lives-and-works-in-lisbon) Caroline was 50 when she left for Lisbon. She already knew the city from earlier stays, so when the chance came, the destination was never really the question. What she did not know was how the practical side would go: the language, the paperwork, the first weeks in a country where she could not read a single sign. Someone was waiting for her at the airport. - URL: https://www.yobbers.com/en/blog/experiences/permanent-job/caroline-50-lives-and-works-in-lisbon - Category: Permanent job - Author: Lieke - Published: 28 August, 2026 - Tags: living abroad, working abroad, Portugal, working in Portugal, living in Lisbon, Lisbon, and working in Lisbon ### [What to cancel at home before you move abroad](https://www.yobbers.com/en/blog/working-abroad/tips-and-tricks/deregistering-before-moving-abroad) Before you pack a single box, there are things back home worth thinking about too: your municipal registration, your health insurance and any benefits or allowances you receive. Sorting this out properly saves you a lot of hassle later, think fines, gaps in cover, or letters asking you to repay money you weren't entitled to once you'd left. Rules and deadlines differ by country and can change, so treat this as a starting point and always double-check the specifics with your own municipality, insurer or benefits office. - URL: https://www.yobbers.com/en/blog/working-abroad/tips-and-tricks/deregistering-before-moving-abroad - Category: Tips & tricks - Author: Lieke - Published: 21 August, 2026 - Tags: living abroad, remote working, working abroad, Bulgaria, living in Bulgaria, working in Bulgaria, Greece, living in Greece, working in Greece, Malta, Portugal, working in Portugal, Spain, living in Spain, and working in Spain ## Frequently Asked Questions ### What types of jobs are available on Yobbers? We have a wide range of job opportunities available: from 6 to 12 months, from full-time to part-time, from customer service to HR! ### Can I work abroad with Yobbers if I don't have any international experience? Absolutely! We have job opportunities for all levels of experience. ### Do I need a work visa to work abroad with Yobbers? It depends on the country you are going to and your nationality. Our team will assist you with obtaining any necessary visas and work permits. ### Will Yobbers provide housing assistance? It depends on the vacancy but Yobbers can give you tips about finding accommodation in your new country. ### Is it safe to work abroad with Yobbers? We take the safety of our adventurers very seriously. We work exclusively with verified companies and are in close contact with our international employers to ensure a safe and successful work experience.