A curated PDF map of the websites for finding work and settling in across Europe and beyond
You are an international professional job searching in Europe from abroad, or planning to. Before the job offers come, there is a pile of public websites to find: visa and work pages, everyday practicalities, degree recognition, job boards. This PDF gathers them in one place, country by country, and tells you what each site covers. Every official and public website in it is free to use. What you get is the curation, a visible "last verified" date, and the hours you do not spend searching.
Diana Lund Nordstrøm is a Career and Onboarding Consultant, Author, YouTuber, and Podcaster. She is Danish and works with international professionals who are building a career in Denmark. If you have already decided on Denmark and want to talk through your job search, you are welcome to book a discovery call with her.
This guide is general information. It is not legal advice, and it is not immigration advice. It is not published by, endorsed by, or affiliated with any government, authority, or institution. Rules change, so check the official website of the authority that handles your case before you act.
I used AI to help create it, chose the sources, and read the full text myself.
You receive a digital PDF download.
Is this legal advice?
No. The guide is general information and tells you where to look. It does not assess whether you are eligible for any visa, permit or job. For your own case, use the official website of the authority that handles it, or speak to a qualified immigration lawyer or an authorised adviser.
Why pay for free websites?
The official and public websites are free, and I say so openly. The guide saves you the searching. It shows you which sites matter for each country, what each one covers, which ones are not in English, and when I last checked every link.
Is it up to date?
All links were last verified on 1 October 2026. Links and rules change, so open the official site before you act on anything.
Which countries does it cover?
The EU and EEA countries, Switzerland and the United Kingdom, each with its own page. Beyond Europe, it covers the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the UAE, and Singapore.
Do you offer visa help?
No. I do not offer visa or immigration services. The guide points you to the authorities that handle those cases.
What if a link no longer works?
Write me an email with the page and the link, and I will have a look.