Jobs in Germany for Foreigners: EURES Online Fair on 18 Nov

Jobs in Germany for foreigners: 20 employers offer 41 permanent jobs at the EURES 'Direct to Deutschland' online job fair on 18 November 2026.

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In brief

  • The 'Direct to Deutschland' online job fair runs on 18 November 2026 on the European Job Days platform.
  • 20 employers are offering 41 permanent jobs in Germany.
  • Sectors include manufacturing, IT, engineering, healthcare, logistics, skilled trades and truck and bus driving.
  • The event is listed as open to EU and EEA job seekers only.
CountryEurope
OrganizationEURES – European Job Days
Last date to apply18 Nov 2026
Official sourceEuropean Job Days – Direct to Deutschland online event ✓ europeanjobdays.eu

Looking for jobs in Germany for foreigners? The EU's job mobility network EURES is hosting an online recruitment event called "Direct to Deutschland" on 18 November 2026. 20 employers will offer 41 permanent jobs in Germany, and registration is already open.

Because it is online, you can take part from anywhere with an internet connection.

Key facts

Detail Information
Event Direct to Deutschland (European Job Days)
Date 18 November 2026
Main programme 13:00–16:00 CET
Format Online
Employers 20
Jobs 41 permanent positions
Eligibility EU / EEA job seekers
Cost Free

Which jobs are on offer

The employers are recruiting in these areas:

  • Manufacturing
  • IT, engineering and life sciences
  • Sales
  • HR and purchasing
  • Healthcare and finance
  • Truck and bus driving
  • Skilled trades
  • Logistics

All jobs are permanent professional placements in Germany. Exact job titles and salaries are shown in the job listings on the event page.

Help with moving to Germany

The programme includes guidance from Germany's Federal Employment Agency (Bundesagentur für Arbeit) and GVP, the German association of recruitment and staffing firms. Expect advice on job searching, recognition of qualifications and settling in.

Who can take part

The event is listed as EU/EEA only. That makes it ideal for EU citizens who want to move to Germany and do not need a work visa. Non-EU job seekers should look at Germany's own official channels, such as the Make it in Germany portal, instead.

How to apply

  1. Go to the official Direct to Deutschland event page.
  2. Register as a job seeker and create your profile.
  3. Upload a CV, ideally in German or English.
  4. Apply to the jobs listed and book online interviews where offered.
  5. Join the live programme on 18 November.

What it means for job seekers

  • Register early. Employers often screen CVs before the event and pick who to interview.
  • German helps. Even basic German (A2–B1) improves your chances, especially in healthcare and driving jobs.
  • Get your papers ready. Drivers need their licence and driver qualification card; nurses need to start recognition of their qualifications.
  • Use a Europass CV. It is easy for German employers to read.

See also our report on the EURES job fair in Lublin.

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Frequently asked questions

When is the Direct to Deutschland job fair?

Online on 18 November 2026. The main programme runs from 13:00 to 16:00 CET.

How many jobs are on offer?

41 permanent jobs from 20 employers in Germany.

Can non-EU citizens join?

The event is listed as EU/EEA only, so it is aimed at people who can already work in Germany without a visa.

How do I register?

Register for free on the official European Job Days event page and apply to jobs listed there.

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