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Move abroad without worrying about where to live or how to get there.
Your experience, your English and what you need to move. From your phone, in minutes.
A person reviews your ID and CV once, and every agency can see you.
Agencies offer you work. You decide who gets to see your documents.
Housing and transport in most offers.
Start in record time in different EU countries.
Little experience? Some offers don’t ask for it.
Saxony and Thuringia · Germany
€15.69 – €17.50
Observed range
The three ads in the sample that required a forklift licence all paid above the unqualified production band: the licence is worth €0.50 to €1 more per hour.
Thuringia and Saxony · Germany
€15.69 – €17.50
Observed range
Loading, unloading and dispatch. It is the block that publishes its pay range most often of the three agencies reviewed.
Not a promise made in good faith: a permission the agency does not have.
Your contact details and your documents live in tables an agency has no read permission on. The restriction is enforced in the database, not on the screen.
And there are details Talpass does not even ask you for today: no IBAN, no postal address, no phone number.
How your profile is shared, field by fieldExample · how the talent pool shows you
Carlos M.
Your first name and the initial of your surname. Nothing else.
What happens the day you get there
Before you leave
When an agency picks you, you are not writing to an inbox: you get a person assigned to you, who is there through your arrival and while you work with the agency.
The arrival
The journey and the first day are prepared with your agent. In some cases they pick you up at the airport or at a point the two of you agree on.
The first day
Same day. In some offers you are handed the company vehicle right there; in others they take you straight to your accommodation.
The first payday
Some offers pay weekly and others pay monthly.
This is how agency work runs in Germany. What applies to you depends on the offer and on the agency that picks you.
Six answers, including the uncomfortable ones.
Nothing, and it is not a launch offer: charging a candidate for access to a job is prohibited in the European Union. No commission on your wage, no subscription, no paying to feature your profile. Talpass charges nobody today: there is no payment gateway at all. The day there is one, the agency is who pays.
The agency hires you: it signs your contract and it pays you. Talpass is not a temp agency nor a placement agency, it hires nobody and it is not party to any employment contract. What it does is put you in front of the agency.
Yes. It is a requirement, not a preference: these offers are for people who can work in the European Union without a work permit, with the passport or ID card of an EU country. English, on the other hand, depends on each offer.
You pay for the trip. And the accommodation, when the offer includes it, is not a gift: it is deducted straight from your wage. An offer saying “with accommodation” means the agency finds it and fronts it for you, not that it comes free.
It depends on the agency: some offers pay weekly and others pay monthly.
Your profile without your full surname and without any way to contact you, and nothing more until you give a specific agency permission.