Thousands of Americans are making the leap. Here's what's pulling them.
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Healthcare That Works
Universal coverage. No medical bankruptcies. Affordable premiums.
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20–30+ Days Paid Vacation
Legally mandated. The US average? 11.
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Work-Life Balance
Shorter weeks, parental leave, protections baked into law.
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Booming Tech Hubs
Berlin, Amsterdam, Dublin — actively recruiting international talent.
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EU Blue Card Pathway
Clear route to residency. New rules make it easier than ever.
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Travel a Continent
29 Schengen countries. Weekend trips to Paris or the Alps.
Why Move2Europe?
Moving abroad shouldn't feel like a second full-time job. Between the job search, visa paperwork, and finding a place to live — it gets overwhelming fast. We save you time, money, and nerves by handling the details, so you can focus on embracing your new chapter in Europe.
Before You Apply
Your Documents, Europe-Ready
European employers expect a different format. We craft a CV tailored to your experience and the EU market, optimize your LinkedIn for international recruiters, and organize all the paperwork you'll need — so your first impression is a strong one.
From Day 1
We Find Your Next Role
You won't be scrolling job boards alone. We research companies hiring in Europe, match them to your skills and goals, and put the right opportunities in front of you — so you can focus on interviews, not applications.
Ongoing
We Navigate the Visa
Blue Card, work permit, residence registration — the paperwork can feel endless. We've guided dozens of professionals through it so you don't have to figure it out alone. We know exactly what to expect, and we'll keep you on track at every step.
Until You're Settled
We Help You Land Softly
Finding an apartment in a new city is stressful enough without a language barrier. We help with housing, bank accounts, city registration, and all the small things that add up. Think of us as your partner on the ground — here to make sure your new country actually feels like home.
Other Services Get You Hired. We Get You Home.
Most reverse recruiters stop at the job offer. We continue through visa, housing, healthcare, and settling in.
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CV & LinkedIn
EU-optimized
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Job Search
Tailored leads
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Interviews
Prep & coaching
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Job Offer
Contract review
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Visa
Full navigation
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Housing
City research
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Settled
Welcome support
← Where others stopMove2Europe continues →
Our Track Record
Real results from real relocations — and we're just getting started.
50+
Candidates Supported
15+
Successful Placements in the Last 6 Months
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European Countries
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Industries Covered
Countries
Where our clients have relocated — or are headed next.
"Working with Move2Europe was essential to finding and securing a job along with the little yet significant steps that occur along the way. After two months, I had four interviews with companies and one job offer from a company that I loved. However, the support didn't stop there. Urban was a really helpful advocate, made sure that I understood everything I was citing in my employment contract. They continue to check in with me as I completed the process to secure my visa and then move over. Overall, it's a really big step to move countries, but Move2Europe has made it very easy for me and my family."
2 months
Before: DevOps Engineer, USAAfter: DevOps, CS Group / EUMETSAT 🇩🇪
"Move2Europe played an important role in my journey to securing a position in Germany. They shared more than 400 highly relevant job opportunities with me, which heavily expanded my reach in the German job market. Through one of their job suggestions, I discovered CS Group, and that application ultimately led to my successful placement at CS Group / EUMETSAT. I was able to secure interviews with 32 companies during this period, which would not have been possible without their consistent support. Renalyn Manual was especially helpful throughout the process. Without Move2Europe, I would not have had the opportunity to apply to even half of the companies that I ultimately engaged with."
6 months
Before: IT Support, USAAfter: IT Support, Germany 🇩🇪
"The experience to finding a job in Germany took some effort but with the help of Move2Europe's assistance in CV creation, finding suitable job postings, and getting to that first interview with any company, it was a matter of time in those 8 months before I landed an opportunity that would allow me to pick up my life and live a new chapter of my life."
8 months
5.0
★★★★★
35 reviews on Google
"Move2Europe made my relocation to Europe effortless with their personalized support. They assisted me in all the areas I needed, including CV handling, visa applications, and finding the perfect client."
— Aaron Ryan Manuel
"Their Move2Europe program is a brilliant idea that provides an easy working access to Europe. The management is good and they care about their staff."
— Ivan Barja
"I know that the Move2Europe program helps find top talents with dedication and professionalism. The ability of Talent Support to identify exceptional candidates is impressive."
— Shairalyn Abigail Manuel
"The Move2Europe program is an outstanding initiative that simplifies the process of relocating to Europe for work, making it easier than ever for professionals to embark on new opportunities."
— Rhai Christian Uy
"The program Move2Europe makes it easier for anyone who dreams of working in Europe. They make sure that everyone feels valued and included."
— Venus Velasquez
"The Move2Europe program is a great resource that leads the process for anyone who wishes to work in Europe. Talent Support delivers excellent services in helping organizations in the recruitment process."
— Rea Mae Sawali
"They initiated a new program called Move2Europe to help candidates who are looking to relocate to Europe. I really didn't think Talent Support would be able to help me with my professional career but I was proven wrong!"
— Bryan Del Castillo
"Urban is very nice and down to earth for a founder. He makes sure to give all the needed information and has been so transparent in terms of my application. I hope that your Move2Europe program will be successful."
— Arianne Loren
"Their Move2Europe initiative has been a game changer for professionals looking to work abroad, ensuring every step is seamless and supportive. Talent Support redefines the talent acquisition process by focusing on personalised solutions."
— Bader Malik
How It Works
Three steps. One goal. You, living and working in Europe.
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Book a Free Call
Tell us your goals, target country, and timeline. We assess your profile and build a plan.
30-minute video call
Profile & eligibility assessment
Custom relocation roadmap
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We Find Your Match
We research companies hiring across Europe, match them to your skills, and put the right opportunities in front of you.
Daily curated job leads
EU-optimized CV & LinkedIn
Interview prep & coaching
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You Move to Europe
Job offer secured. Visa navigated. Housing sorted. From contract to move-in day.
Visa & work permit navigation
Housing & city research
Settling-in support
Simple, Transparent Pricing
Every plan runs for 12 months. Choose your level of support.
This is a fixed-price service. Monthly payments are a 12-month installment plan — not a subscription. Pay upfront and save.
No Job Offer in 12 Months? Get Your Money Back.
Our VIP plan includes a placement guarantee. No offer in 12 months? You're eligible for a refund of the upfront fee — minus 5% per interview attended. That's how confident we are.
VIP Exclusive
All prices are net. No VAT is charged.
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Yes, but it's significantly easier with a job offer. Most European countries require a work visa sponsored by an employer. That said, some countries offer ways to search on the ground — Germany has the Opportunity Card (Chancenkarte) that lets you search for up to 12 months, the Netherlands has an Orientation Year visa for recent graduates, and Portugal offers a Job Seeker Visa for highly qualified professionals (up to 120 days, extendable to 180). We focus on getting the offer first — it's the fastest path.
Do I need to speak the local language?
Not always. Many tech, engineering, and international business roles operate in English, especially in the Netherlands, Germany, and Scandinavia. However, learning the local language significantly improves your daily life and long-term career prospects.
Which European countries are easiest to move to?
Countries with strong demand for international talent include Germany, the Netherlands, Portugal, and Ireland. Germany offers specialized work visas for tech professionals, while Portugal and the Netherlands have favorable immigration programs. The best fit depends on your profession and lifestyle preferences.
How is this different from a recruiter?
Recruiters work for companies. We work for you — and unlike reverse recruiters who stop at the offer, we handle visa, housing, and settling in too. Think of us as your complete relocation partner, not just a job placement service.
What professions are in demand in Europe?
Tech and IT roles are in highest demand — software engineers, cloud architects, data scientists, and cybersecurity specialists. There's also strong demand for engineers, healthcare professionals, and sales and marketing experts, particularly in Germany and the Netherlands.
How much does it cost to relocate to Europe?
Costs vary depending on the destination, visa fees, and housing. Typical costs include visa application fees, initial housing deposits, and moving expenses. Some employers offer relocation packages that can help offset these expenses. Our plans start at €49/mo.
What if I don't get an offer?
Our VIP plan includes a placement guarantee. If you don't receive at least one job offer during the 12-month term, you're eligible for a refund of the upfront service fee — 100% of the total paid, minus 5% for each job interview you attended. You need to stay in full compliance with the program to qualify. That's how confident we are in what we do.
Is the monthly price a subscription?
No. It's a 12-month installment plan — you can also pay upfront for a discount. Either way, we're with you for the full journey from job search to settling in.
How long does it take?
Our fastest placement was 2 months. The average is 4–8 months depending on your target country and role. We set clear expectations in the free consultation so you know what to expect.
Will my US degree be recognized in Europe?
For most tech and business roles, yes — employers care more about your skills and experience than formal credential recognition. That said, the process varies by country. Germany has an official database called anabin where you can check if your university is recognized. Regulated professions like medicine, law, or certain engineering fields may require additional credential evaluation. We help you navigate this as part of our service.
What happens to my US taxes if I move to Europe?
The US taxes citizens on worldwide income, so you'll still need to file every year. But most expats don't end up paying double — the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion lets you exclude up to $130,000 (2025) from US tax, and the US has tax treaties with nearly every European country to prevent double taxation. We always recommend working with a tax advisor who specializes in US expat taxation.
Can my spouse or partner work in Europe too?
In most EU countries, yes. Germany, the Netherlands, and many others grant work permits to spouses of work visa holders. The EU Blue Card specifically provides spouse work access across all member states — work authorisation is included in the family residence permit, so no separate work permit application is needed. Some countries process this automatically, others require a separate application. We help with family visa planning as part of our relocation support.
How is healthcare different from the US?
Most European countries have universal or mandatory health insurance. In Germany, it's mandatory — the base rate is 14.6% of your salary, split equally between you and your employer, plus a small additional contribution that varies by insurer (total around 17.1%). In the Netherlands, you choose a private insurer, but it's heavily regulated and affordable (around €155–175/month). In general, you'll pay significantly less than in the US, and routine care, prescriptions, and hospital visits are covered with minimal out-of-pocket costs.
What about my kids' education — are there English-speaking schools?
Yes, most major European cities have international schools that teach in English. Germany alone has over 100 international schools, and the Netherlands, France, and Spain have large networks too. Many follow the International Baccalaureate (IB) or British/American curriculum. Some countries, like the Netherlands, also offer bilingual public school programs. Tuition for international schools typically ranges from €10,000 to €25,000 per year, though some employers include school fees in relocation packages.
Do I lose my Social Security benefits if I move abroad?
No. US citizens can receive Social Security benefits in most countries worldwide. The US has totalization agreements with 23 European countries — including Germany, France, the Netherlands, and Italy — which means your work credits from both countries can be combined. You'll still need to file with the SSA, and payments can be sent via international direct deposit. One thing to note: Medicare does not cover healthcare outside the US, but European health insurance systems are typically more affordable and comprehensive.
What salary can I expect compared to my US salary?
Salaries in Europe are generally lower on paper than in the US, especially in tech. But the picture changes when you factor in what's included — health insurance, pension contributions, generous vacation time, and often lower costs for childcare and education. A software engineer in Germany might earn €60,000–80,000 compared to $120,000+ in the US, but after accounting for healthcare, student loans, and other costs, the gap narrows significantly. Some roles in Switzerland and London (particularly at top tech companies) can match or exceed US salaries.
Can I bring my pets to Europe?
Yes, but there's paperwork involved. The EU requires pets (dogs, cats, and ferrets) to have a microchip, a valid rabies vaccination given at least 21 days before travel, and an EU health certificate issued by a USDA-accredited veterinarian. Some countries have additional requirements — Ireland, Finland, and Norway require tapeworm treatment for dogs. Airlines have their own rules and fees too — typically $95–200 for in-cabin or $300–700+ for cargo, depending on the airline and destination.
