Highlights: Top 10 easiest cities in Europe for foreign nationals to find employment
- According to a recent report, 53% of respondents stated that it is easy to find jobs in Europe's western and northern cities.
- Prague (Czechia) secured the top position, with the most number of respondents (79%) claiming to find employment easily.
- Cluj-Napoca (Romania), Munich (Germany), Bratislava (Slovakia), and Hamburg (Germany) secured the next four spots.
- Outside the EU, cities in the United Kingdom and EFTA states positioned themselves at 54%, with a higher number of residents being satisfied with employment availability.
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Top most easiest cities in Europe for employment
According to a recent report on the quality of life in European cities, finding a job in Europe's western and northern cities is easier than in the southern cities.
The report revealed that more than half of people (53% of respondents) in the western and northern member states said it was much easier to find employment than one in four people claiming to find employment in the southern member states.
Rankings of top 10 easiest cities in Europe for employment
Prague tops the list with the most number of respondents saying it is easy to find a job in this city. Cluj-Napoca (Romania) secured the second position, followed by Munich (Germany) and Bratislava (Slovakia) securing the third and fourth positions, and Hamburg (Germany) in the fifth position.
Details about the top 10 easiest cities in the EU to find a job are given below:
|
Rank |
Top easiest EU cities to find a job |
% of respondents |
|
1 |
Prague (Czechia) |
79% |
|
2 |
Cluj-Napoca (Romania) |
73% |
|
3 |
Munich (Germany) |
72% |
|
4 |
Bratislava (Slovakia) |
72% |
|
5 |
Hamburg (Germany) |
71% |
|
6 |
Oslo (Norway) |
69% |
|
7 |
Stockholm (Sweden) |
68% |
|
8 |
Warsaw (Poland) |
66% |
|
9 |
Sofia (Bulgaria) |
65% |
|
10 |
Tallinn (Estonia) |
65% |
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Cities in the United Kingdom and EFTA states positioned at 54%
Cities in the United Kingdom and EFTA states sustain a higher number of residents being satisfied with the employment availability, positioning at 54%.
However, with only 4% of people claiming to have access to jobs, Palermo is considered the most difficult city to find employment, followed by Naples (Italy) with 11% and Oviedo (Spain) with 16%.
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