Truck driver

Truck Drivers (m/f/d) Wanted - Already in the EU? Start your career in Germany (Berufskraftfahrer/in) in Germany

Employer: hello jobs GmbH
Where: Germany
Places: 1
Filed: 2026-10-12

What the work involves

Are you living in the EU and have experience as a truck driver - or are ready to take the wheel professionally? Then hello jobs is your gateway to a secure, well-paid job in Germany’s transport sector. We’re looking for motivated drivers from all backgrounds. Whether you’re from Italy, Spain, Nigeria, Romania, Ghana, or anywhere else - if you’re living in the EU, we’d love to hear from you. What We Offer - Competitive salary: up to €3,000 gross per month plus daily allowances - Your own truck with a fixed trailer - Permanent, full-time contract directly with the German employer - Flexible shift models: 3/1, 4/1, 6/2, 9/3 and others - Personal support throughout your relocation and onboarding - Help with housing, registration, paperwork and more Your Profile - EU Category CE driver’s license with Code 95 - Valid driver card - Legal residence in an EU country - Previous truck driving experience is a plus, but not required - Willingness to do overnight tours - Basic German or English - enough to communicate About hello jobs hello jobs is an international recruitment agency with a passion for connecting people. We support drivers from all over the world on their way to stable, long-term employment in Germany. Our multilingual team knows the industry and is here to guide you every step of the way. We welcome applications from people of all genders, nationalities and backgrounds. Your motivation and skills are what matter most.

How to apply

Apply directly with the employer named above. Workuro is not an agency, takes no fee and is not involved in this hiring.

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How the work permit works in Germany

Skilled Worker visa, under the Skilled Immigration Act. A concrete job offer plus a qualification Germany recognises. The employer's part is the job offer and, for some cases, the Federal Employment Agency's approval.

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What employers in Germany ask for

Enough German to be understood on site. Nobody will test you on it for this kind of work, but the advert will say it and the employer will ask. Put what you have on the profile, honestly.