Find Work Abroad with Accommodation

Thinking about working abroad? Choosing the right country is key. Align your goals with a country that offers the best opportunities for your career and savings potential. Make sure to understand the cost of living and earning possibilities, as these are crucial for planning your finances.

Before making your decision, consider these factors, too:
Are you familiar with the country? What draws you there, and do you have any connections with positive work abroad experiences? How accessible and cost-effective is travel to and from the country? What quality of life can you expect as a foreigner working abroad? Consider the quality of life index and the presence of an active international community that can help you adapt faster.

Life outside the country can be different from expectations, especially for those going to work abroad for the first time. We’ll tell you right away that the grass is not greener on the other side and that nowhere will feel like home. You should expect to work hard and might not get along with some people you live with. While adapting to a new culture can be challenging, it also brings opportunities like quality healthcare, friendly people, and excellent infrastructure. At Robin, we’re committed to supporting your journey every step of the way, ensuring a smooth transition into your new role.

Why do you want to work abroad? Define your objectives, whether it’s financial gain or life experience. Choose your destination – be it the Netherlands, Germany, or Belgium – and decide on the type of job abroad you seek. Otherwise, you might waste a lot of energy jumping from one place to the next without having any savings in your bank account as a result.

To set clear goals, ask yourself the following questions:
Would you like to work abroad solo or with a friend?
Which country would you like to move to?
How long would you like to stay abroad?
Are you looking for a stable job, or do you prefer flexible working opportunities?

Life outside the country can be different from expectations, especially for those going to work abroad for the first time. We’ll tell you right away that the grass is not greener on the other side and that nowhere will feel like home. You should expect to work hard and might not get along with some people you live with. While adapting to a new culture can be challenging, it also brings opportunities like quality healthcare, friendly people, and excellent infrastructure. At Robin, we’re committed to supporting your journey every step of the way, ensuring a smooth transition into your new role.

If this is your first time looking for a job abroad, consider going with a companion who has already spent some time working outside the country. Having someone more experienced than you who already knows their way around can help you stay calm even in stressful situations. However, don’t worry if you decide to embark on this journey alone: Robin’s job experts will find you work with accommodation and ensure you are taken care of. We will connect you with similar candidates from your country, and you will have a chance to meet new people and establish strong professional and personal connections.
Whether you venture solo or with an experienced companion, Robin connects you with a network of individuals for your full support.

Wondering why you have to prepare a CV if you’re applying for roles such as order picker or production worker? Honestly, Robin doesn’t put too much value in resumes, either. But we know that many companies want to see at least your last employment to ensure that you’re the right person for the job. Considering even the smallest details can broaden your pool of job offers abroad, make sure you use some of the free CV writing tools to prepare your resume. Let Robin’s job experts know if you get stuck at any moment. We are glad to help you!