Find jobs in Germany open to international candidates. Some employers offer relocation support. Berlin, Munich and Hamburg lead in tech and engineering roles.
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Possible country route: EU Blue Card / skilled-worker residence. A qualifying job offer and route-specific qualifications are required. An EU Blue Card is a possible route; the employer must separately confirm support.
Consular appointments and immigration-office decisions vary. Check the embassy serving your residence country; there is no universal end-to-end estimate.
Reviewed 2026-10-14. Country routes are context, not a confirmation that this vacancy or your passport qualifies.
Dusseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany · Full-time · Senior · IT & software
Dusseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany · Full-time · Senior · IT & software
Berlin, Germany · Full-time · Lead · HR, legal & admin
Berlin, Germany · Full-time · Logistics & transport
Berlin, Germany · Full-time · IT & software
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Berlin, Berlin · Full-time · Lead · IT & software
Munich, Germany · Full-time · Engineering
Berlin, Berlin · Full-time · Senior · Creative & media
Hamburg · Full-time · Senior · HR, legal & admin
Berlin, Berlin · Full-time · Senior · HR, legal & admin
Munich · Full-time · IT & software
Headquarter, Germany · Full-time · Finance
Berlin · Full-time · Lead · Sales & marketing
Berlin, Germany · Full-time · Senior · IT & software
Hamburg · Full-time · Lead · IT & software
Düsseldorf · Full-time · IT & software
Belgrade, Serbia; Berlin, Germany; Limassol, Cyprus; Madrid, Spain; Munich, Germany; Paphos, Cyprus; Prague, Czech Republic; Warsaw, Poland; Yerevan, Armenia · Full-time · Lead · IT & software
Munich · Full-time · Engineering
Munich, Germany; London, UK · Full-time · IT & software
Köln · Full-time · HR, legal & admin
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Non-EU citizens need a residence permit for work, such as the EU Blue Card. Many German jobs don't mention visa sponsorship, and in Germany that matters less than in the UK or US: with a qualifying job offer you usually apply for the work visa yourself at a German mission, and the employer fills in a job declaration. Processing times vary by mission. Without a job offer, the Opportunity Card (Chancenkarte) lets you look for work for up to a year. This is general information, not legal advice: check make-it-in-germany.com for the current rules.
Software engineers earn €55,000–€95,000/year. Munich pays highest (€70,000–€100,000), Berlin offers slightly lower but with a stronger startup culture. Effective take-home is around 60% of gross after taxes and social contributions.
Yes, especially in tech. Many international companies and Berlin startups operate entirely in English. German is a bonus for daily life but rarely mandatory for IT, finance or engineering roles.
It depends on the employer, and many jobs come without one. Where a package is offered, it can cover moving costs, temporary housing for the first weeks, help with the visa paperwork and sometimes German language courses. Check what the posting or the offer says.