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Guide · updated November 2026

Warehouse jobs in Europe

Warehouse and logistics work is one of the most common entry routes into Europe for workers from Asia. Here are the countries, salaries, duties and requirements.

Where are the warehouse jobs?

CountryExample rolesTarget net / month
Italy (Milan, Turin)Warehouse worker, logistics assistant, distribution support€1,300–€1,500
Estonia (Tartu, Narva)Warehouse worker, packaging worker€1,200–€1,300
Croatia (Split, Rijeka)Warehouse worker, loading assistant€1,150–€1,200

What does a warehouse worker do?

  • Receive deliveries and check quantities
  • Pick, pack and label orders
  • Load and unload trucks
  • Organise stock and prepare shipments
  • Follow safety rules around machines and forklifts

Requirements

  • Good physical condition and willingness to work shifts
  • Previous warehouse, store or logistics experience is an advantage
  • A forklift licence helps for some positions
  • Basic English or a willingness to learn simple local phrases

How the visa works

Warehouse jobs in Europe are filled through employer-sponsored work permits. The employer applies for your permit; after approval you apply for a national (Type D) visa at the embassy. Processing usually takes about 3–4 months. See how sponsorship works.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a warehouse worker earn in Europe?

In the programmes we list, target net salaries range from about €1,150 a month in Croatia to €1,500 in Italy, depending on the role and hours.

Do I need a forklift licence for warehouse jobs in Europe?

Not for most picking and packing roles, but a forklift licence is an advantage for some positions.

Do warehouse jobs in Europe come with a visa?

Yes, when the employer sponsors your work permit. You then apply for a national work visa before travelling.

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Stay safe. No agent can guarantee a European visa; only the embassy decides. Never pay cash to an individual or into a personal account, and never travel on a visit visa to look for work. How to spot a fake Europe job offer.

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