Unskilled jobs in Europe
Many European jobs need no degree, only reliability and physical fitness. These are the most common roles open to workers from Asia, with typical salaries.
Common unskilled and semi-skilled roles
| Role | Where | Target net / month |
|---|---|---|
| General construction labourer | Croatia, Greece, Cyprus | €1,100–€1,300 |
| Farm and harvest worker | Greece | €1,000–€1,050 |
| Cleaner, housekeeping, kitchen helper | Malta | €1,250 + service charge |
| Packaging and factory worker | Estonia, Finland | €1,200–€1,800 |
| Warehouse and loading assistant | Croatia, Estonia, Italy | €1,150–€1,500 |
| Industrial and construction assistant | Luxembourg | €2,400–€2,650 |
What employers look for
- Good health and physical condition
- Willingness to work shifts, weekends or outdoors
- Any previous experience in a similar job, including in the Gulf
- Reliability and the ability to follow safety rules
How to get one
Unskilled jobs in Europe come through employer-sponsored work permits. You cannot legally go on a visit visa and find this kind of work. Register your CV, choose a programme, and the employer applies for your permit before you travel. See how sponsorship works.
Frequently asked questions
Can I get a job in Europe without a degree?
Yes. Factory, warehouse, construction, farm, cleaning and kitchen jobs need no degree, only health, reliability and sometimes previous experience.
Which European country pays the most for unskilled work?
Among our programmes, Luxembourg pays the most, with target net salaries of about €2,400–€2,650 a month for construction and industrial support roles.
Do unskilled jobs in Europe need language skills?
Usually only basic English, and some hotel jobs in Malta need more. Learning a few local words helps in daily life.
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