Who this is for
European drivers and eligible international drivers are welcome.
EU/EEA nationals and European licence holders
For drivers who already live or work in Europe and want a better job, better routes or a new country.
- You hold a C, CE, D or DE licence issued in Europe
- You have valid Code 95 / CPC, or are ready to renew it
- As an EU/EEA national you generally do not need a work permit to work in another EU/EEA country
- We match you with employers on licence, experience and the routes you want
Eligible drivers from outside the EU
For experienced professional drivers worldwide, including non-EU nationals already working in Europe.
- You hold a heavy vehicle licence for trucks or buses and can prove professional experience
- We assess you against each job's requirements before anything else happens
- If you already work in Europe, your permit usually does not transfer to another country
- Where a visa or work permit is needed, we help prepare it with your employer
Where drivers move
Countries where employers are hiring.
Germany
Long-haul CE, refrigerated and regional distribution
Ireland
Port haulage, agri-food, construction and bus routes
Spain
International C+E and refrigerated export routes
Netherlands
Port logistics and international CE haulage
Slovakia
Automotive logistics and Central European routes
Estonia
Baltic and Nordic routes via Tallinn
Openings change often. Tell us where you want to go and we'll tell you honestly what's available.
How we help
Screening, assessment and preparation.
Matched with vetted employers
We work with established hauliers and bus operators and match you on licence, experience and the routes you want.
Screening and assessment
We check your driving experience, licence and Code 95 / CPC documents and assess your suitability. Each job lists its own licence and Code 95 requirements; we do not issue licences or Code 95 certificates.
Visas and permits, only where needed
EU/EEA nationals generally do not need a work permit for another EU/EEA country. Non-EU nationals usually need a new permit for each country, because permits do not automatically transfer. We explain what applies and help prepare the documents with your employer.
Preparing for your move
We explain what may need to be exchanged or completed in your new country, help you prepare for local road rules and working conditions, and keep in touch in your first weeks.
How it works
Four steps to your next job.
- 1
Register your interest
Tell us your licence, your experience, where you drive now and where you want to go.
- 2
We check your documents
Licence, Code 95 / CPC, driving history, passport or ID and any permits, so there are no surprises later.
- 3
Assessment and employer interview
We assess your experience and documents against the job's requirements, share your profile with suitable employers and arrange interviews.
- 4
Paperwork and start
We help you prepare any visa or permit you need and plan your start date with the employer.
Have these ready
What you'll need.
- Valid passport or national ID card
- Truck or bus driving licence (C, CE, D, DE or your country's heavy vehicle licence)
- Proof of professional driving experience, such as employer references
- Code 95 or driver qualification card, if you already have one
- Your current residence or work permit, if you are not an EU/EEA national
- CV with your driving history
Register your interest
We reply by email or WhatsApp. All fields are required.
Questions drivers ask
Frequently asked questions.
I am an EU/EEA national. Can I apply?
Yes, and you are very welcome. EU/EEA nationals generally do not need a work permit to work in another EU/EEA country. We check your licence and Code 95 / CPC and match you with suitable employers.
I am not an EU national. Can I apply?
Yes, if you are an experienced professional driver. We screen and assess every applicant against each job's requirements. Some roles require qualifications you must already hold, such as a European licence or valid Code 95, and you would usually need a visa or work permit.
I am a non-EU national working in one EU country. Can I move to another?
Often, yes, but your current permit does not automatically transfer. Your new employer usually needs to support a new work permit or visa. We tell you what applies in your case.
Is my licence valid in Europe?
EU licences are valid across the EU. A licence from outside the EU usually has to be exchanged, or the tests taken again, in the country where you will work. The rules differ by country, and we tell you what applies to you.
What does the Ireland vacancy require?
The Ireland HGV vacancy requires a full EU driving licence obtained in Europe and valid Code 95 / CPC. Applicants without both cannot apply for this role.
Do I need to speak the local language?
It depends on the job. Many international haulage roles work in English, while bus and local delivery roles usually need the local language. We match you accordingly.
How much experience do I need?
Most employers ask for at least one to two years of professional driving experience that you can prove with references.
Do you charge drivers?
Any cost is explained clearly before you agree to anything. Ask our team and we will walk you through it.
Ready for your next move?
Register once — we will contact you when a suitable job comes up.