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Germany’s Livestock Skilled Worker Program

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Germany, known for its advanced agricultural sector and high labor standards, is now welcoming skilled livestock professionals through its Livestock Skilled Worker Program. This initiative offers full-time, legal employment on German farms, opening doors for international workers to gain valuable experience and earn a stable income while working in one of Europe’s most respected agricultural industries.

Why Apply?

This program is an excellent opportunity for individuals with hands-on livestock experience to work legally in Germany under the protection of German labor laws. From stable job conditions and structured working hours to the chance to live and work in Europe, this is more than a job — it's a career move.

What You'll Be Doing

Participants will become essential team members on livestock farms across Germany. Key responsibilities include:

  • Feeding, cleaning, and caring for animals such as cattle, pigs, and poultry

  • Monitoring animal health and reporting irregularities

  • Maintaining hygiene standards in barns and equipment

  • Operating basic farm machinery (if qualified)

  • Supporting general farm operations and following supervisor instructions

Working Conditions & Compensation

  • Standard Schedule: 40 hours per week

  • Overtime: Occasionally required, compensated according to German labor laws

  • Salary: Approx. €14/hour before taxes, with potential monthly earnings up to €2,240 (based on 160 hours)

  • Accommodation: Shared, well-equipped housing provided near the workplace, with a €300/month rent deduction

Visa & Processing Timeline

  • Visa Type: German Work Visa

  • Processing Time: Approximately 3.5 months from application submission

Applicants will receive full support from EU Helpers, the program’s coordinating organization, including assistance with visa documentation, onboarding, and legal compliance.

Who Can Apply?

This program is open to candidates who meet the following criteria:

Educational Background:

  • Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Agriculture, Animal Life Science, Animal Husbandry, or Veterinary Science

  • Degrees must be from universities listed as H+ in the German Anabin portal

Experience:

  • Minimum of 2–3 years of hands-on experience with livestock or farm animals

Language Requirement:

  • Minimum B1 level in English

  • Verified through an interview with EU Helpers

Additional Requirements:

  • Age: 21 to 40 years old

  • Driving license: Not mandatory, but an advantage

  • Financial preparedness to cover travel, visa, and initial settlement costs

  • Strong physical condition and a motivated, reliable attitude

Application Documents (in English or certified translation)

  • CV in EU Helpers format, with a recent professional photo

  • Degree certificate and academic transcript

  • Passport copy (all pages)

  • Letters of recommendation or work experience certificates related to farm or livestock work

Eligibility by Nationality

While this program is open to candidates of most nationalities, applications from the following countries will not be considered: Pakistan, Somalia, Iraq, Iran, Cuba, Libya, Syria, and several African nations.

Added Value

Career Development:
Working in Germany offers not only technical skill development but also international exposure that enhances your resume.

Workplace Quality:
Expect clean, well-managed farms with modern systems, structured hours, and professional oversight.

Comprehensive Support:
EU Helpers provides guidance every step of the way—from helping with the KMK diploma recognition process to onboarding assistance upon arrival in Germany.

How to Apply

If you’re ready to take the next step in your agricultural career, don’t miss this chance.
Apply now at: www.euhelpers.pl
Contact: support@euhelpers.pl

Work legally. Learn internationally. Grow professionally. Join the Germany Livestock Skilled Worker Program today.

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