Up to four thousand euros on hand

Of the last GUS data Summary of 2023, it appears that about 1.5 million citizens were temporarily stayed outside of Poland, by 43 thousand. more than a year ago. The vast majority, because about 1.4 million lived in Europe, of which as many as 896 thousand. in the European Union countries. Most Poles stayed in Great Britain (440,000), Germany (436 thousand), The Netherlands (128 thousand), Norway (80,000) and Ireland (68 thousand).

Personnel Service experts analyzed where Poles can count on the highest earnings and in which industries pay off to look for employment.

– In the last two years we have seen an increase in interest in traveling to Scandinavian countries. Norway and Sweden They become an increasingly popular direction among Poles not only because of attractive earnings, but also a high work culture – says Krzysztof Inglot, labor market expert, founder of Personnel Service.

The analysis reads that working in gastronomy, hotel or cleaning does not usually require formal qualifications, but it can still be profitable. In Germany, people employed in gastronomy can count on earnings of 2.3 thousand. euro gross per month. They offer little less The czech republic – 2 thousand euro gross per month. This industry often attracts students and people looking for seasonal employment. In the cleaning industry, rates in Germany are particularly attractive – up to 3.1 thousand. euro gross per month. Norway and Sweden offer about 2.5 thousand euro net per month, and the Czech Republic – 2 thousand euro gross per month.

In sectors such as construction, welding or health care, remuneration for Poles working abroad is very attractive, but they are associated with the need for appropriate skills, professional experience, and often also knowledge of the language of the country in which employment is undertaken. In the construction industry in Norway and Sweden, you can earn on average over 3.8 thousand. euro net per month, while in Germany – from 2.6 thousand up to 2.7 thousand euro gross per month, and in the Czech Republic – 2.1 thousand euro gross per month.

Earnings in welding and processing are even better – in Scandinavia they reach 4.2 thousand. euro net per month, in Germany they amount to about 2.9 thousand Gross euro per month, and in the Czech Republic – between 2.1 thousand euro and 2.2 thousand euro gross per month.

Personnel Service experts, however, point out that the appropriate permissions are crucial in these competitions. Employers most often require certificates confirming qualifications and experience in working with specific welding methods or support for industrial machines.

In healthcare, where the demand for carers of the elderly, Sweden offers the highest earnings – from 2.6 thousand. up to 3 thousand euro net per month. In Germany it is 2.3 thousand. euro per month, and in the Czech Republic the range is between 2.1 thousand. and 2.2 thousand euro gross per month. This industry is developing dynamically due to the aging European societies.

– Although Scandinavia definitely dominates in terms of remuneration and high -quality working conditions, we also observe growing interest in such directions as Austria, Belgium Whether Spain. Many people consider them as an alternative, not only because of earnings, but also because of the climate, lifestyle or access to specific offers in niche competitions. There is also more and more awareness among employees. It is not only about the amount of salary, but about stability, social benefits and development opportunities. This is a change that will shape gainful migration more and more in the coming years – emphasizes Krzysztof Inglot.