Before you decide, see how it works
Specifics on the contract, pay, documents and housing. No vague promises. Offers and contacts for real people are below.
Choose your path
Every case is handled by someone who speaks your language.
I live in Poland and want to work in Germany
Contract in Poland with full ZUS contributions, work in Germany, A1 certificate.
I come from Ukraine
Conversation in Ukrainian or Russian. The recruiter checks your documents and right to work.
I come from Romania or Moldova
Conversation in Romanian or Russian. The recruiter checks your documents and ability to work at the first call.
I'm looking for work in Poland
Production, packing and warehouses in Greater Poland. No experience needed.
Work in Germany: pay, contract and housing
The key information in one place. The rates below apply only to work in Germany. Pay in offers in Poland is different – we give the exact amount before the interview. The recruiter goes through the details with you before you sign anything.
Pay in Germany
- In Germany: €15.33 gross per hour
- Plus a €0.50 bonus
- First advance after two weeks
- Applies only to offers in Germany, not in Poland
Contract
- Contract with full ZUS contributions
- A1 certificate for work in Germany
- We go through the terms before signing
- We do not charge candidates any fees
Housing and commute
- Housing is provided by the employer
- Rooms for 2–4 people, kitchen, bathroom, washing machine
- The employer organises the commute
- We go through the rules before departure
How to check that an agency is trustworthy
Before you trust anyone, check these five things. With us, you can verify each one.
- KRAZ number. An employment agency in Poland must be in the register. Our number is 11340.
- AÜG permit. The German permit for staff leasing. We have it and will show it on request.
- A written contract before departure. Read it calmly, in your own language.
- No fees from candidates. Never send money to anyone for a promise of work.
- Named contact people. Name, phone number, WhatsApp and hours. You will find them on this page and under Contact.
Frequently asked questions
A short answer at the start of every question.
What documents do I need?
How much will I earn?
When do I get my first pay?
What contract will I work on?
Do I need to speak German?
What is the housing like?
How do I get to work?
Do I have to come to the office?
Does the agency charge candidates fees?
What work is available in Poland?
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