At Eurodriver, we connect skilled drivers with reliable transport companies across Europe.
Every company offers slightly different conditions, but here’s what most of our drivers can expect:
We work with verified employers from Italy, Germany, France, Poland, the Netherlands, the Baltics, and the Nordics — all offering official EU contracts and reliable work schedules.
Work Conditions & Benefits:
Official employment.
Paid vacation.
Flexible work schedule.
Bonuses for loyal drivers.
Competitive Salary average 3,000€.
Travel allowances.
Free Accommodation for the first month.
Support with relocation and housing.
Moving Cost Coverage.
Free Accommodation.
Official Employment under EU law.
Competitive salary starting from 3,000 €
Paid Vacation of at least 4 weeks per year of work.
EU Rest Time Rules we support fair break times and rest requirements.
Bonuses for loyal drivers
Car Service if something happens on the road, we’ll help.
Free accommodation for the first month
Reimbursement of relocation expenses
Our partner firms operate extensive cross-border transport networks across the entire European Union. Your routes will connect vital logistics hubs in key economic zones:
Western Europe: Germany, France, and the Benelux region (Netherlands, Belgium).
Central & Northern Europe: Poland, Czech Republic, and the Baltic States.
Southern Europe: Routes serving Spain, Italy, and Portugal
Routes Across Europe
Tachograph Card: Required.
Other Requirements: Clean Criminal Record and Medical Health Certificate.
Driver’s License: Category C or CE.
Work Experience: Minimum 3 years of work experience in Europe.
Qualification Certificate: CQC, Code 95 or an equivalent EU-confirmed certificate.
Languages: Basic English is mandatory. Italian, German, and French are a plus.
Trial Period – 1 month, followed by a longer employment contract.
What are qualifications to apply for an EU truck driving job?
Current Vacancies
International Long-Haul CE Driver
Location: Germany Trailer Type: Curtain-sider (Tautliner) Cross-continental: Connecting Western (Germany/France) and Central/Eastern Europe.
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Refrigerated Transport Specialist:
Location: Italy Trailer Type: Fridge/Reefer Trailer Time-sensitive routes for food/pharmaceuticals across the EU.
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Car Transport (Autovoz)
Location: France Trailer Type: Car Transporter Trailer Dedicated routes for manufacturer delivery and distribution.
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Your employment process
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Submit your application
Fill out the online application — provide basic details about your experience and qualifications to help us evaluate your suitability for the role.
If everything looks good, we’ll request the necessary documents for your employment.
Submit your documents
Final test & evaluation
Time for the final step! You’ll come to Italy for a short driving test and final evaluation to confirm everything is good to go.
Application review
Our team carefully checks your application to ensure you meet our requirements.
10 minutes
1-2 days
10 minutes
2 days
Welcome to the team!
Once all requirements are met, you will sign your employment contract and officially join our team.
Step 5:
FAQ
Absolutely. All job offers are for official employment with contracts fully compliant with the labor laws of the operating European country and EU regulations.
Contracts start with a standard trial period (usually 1 month), followed by a long-term employment agreement. We focus on finding you a stable, long-term position.
Our partners strictly adhere to all EU Rest Time Rules and Working Time Directives. Your safety and compliance with the tachograph regulations are always prioritized.
Many of our partner companies offer support in the process of obtaining necessary work visas or permits for qualified Non-EU citizens, including providing the required documents for employer sponsorship.
Yes. The Driver Certificate of Professional Competence (CQC / Code 95) or an equivalent EU-confirmed certificate is mandatory for all professional CE drivers working in Europe.
The ADR certificate is a significant advantage and is mandatory for specialized roles involving hazardous goods (tankers, chemicals, etc.). We highly recommend having it.
Basic English is mandatory for safety, communication with dispatchers, and reading documentation across Europe. Any other European language (German, Polish, etc.) is a valuable plus.
We require a minimum of 3 years of professional truck driving experience, preferably on EU roads, to ensure you can handle international routes efficiently.
Yes. The final step of the employment process usually involves a short driving test and evaluation in the hiring country to confirm your practical skills and vehicle handling.