How difficult is it for a non-EU citizen to find a job in Europe?

Babin Rijal

 It depends solely and exclusively on the type of work.

Highly qualified work or specialized academic work is in high demand, not only, but also in science or in the medical profession.

The search for such work would be comparatively easy and above all, it would satisfy all the conditions to obtain a work visa. Usually, in such cases, the company would manage the paperwork and could even provide accommodation, at least temporary.

The search for any kind of manual or even unqualified labor is very difficult, even more for non-EU citizens.

These jobseekers are generally found in the slave markets of southern Europe, where they expect temporary and illegal jobs in farms or are found in overcrowded cold and monthly neighborhoods in Northern Europe, trying to find a job. for a subcontractor of a subcontractor on a construction site.  However, statistics say more and more men, especially illegal immigrants, pass the same route to nowhere.

There is also a small death ground for nurses and these people, but these people usually come to Europe with the help of agencies in their country of origin.

Therefore, there is a very tightly difficult contrast in employment opportunities for non-EU citizens in Europe. The highly qualified will be able to earn very good salaries and will seriously enjoy their stay in Europe because of its safety, its cleanliness, its good infrastructure and its excellent quality of life.

Unqualified people will suffer enormously and will be considered unwanted human garbage.

you can search a jobs through this link 

https://ec.europa.eu/eures/public/homepage