Every job here asks for Dutch.
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Germany is a neighbour with a strong economy and many companies that serve Dutch and Belgian customers.
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Germany is a neighbour with a strong economy and many companies that serve Dutch and Belgian customers.
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You will find jobs in sales, account management, logistics, IT and customer service, often in Berlin, DΓΌsseldorf, Cologne and near the Dutch border.
Salaries are generally good and living costs vary from city to city. Being close to home makes visits easy.
EU and EEA citizens (including Dutch and Belgian nationals) can live and work here without a work permit. You usually register as a resident after three months. Non-EU candidates need a visa or work permit, often arranged with the employer.
Do I need German?
It depends on the job. Some roles only need Dutch and English, others also ask for German.
Can I live in the Netherlands and work in Germany?
Yes, many cross-border workers do this.