Some of the most popular and sought-after jobs in Lithuania are in trade, manufacturing and education. It should be stressed that in Lithuania today there are more skilled people looking for vacancies per occupation than unskilled people. Therefore, it is quite difficult to find a job in one's profession in Lithuania. It is better to search for in-demand jobs through reliable job portals, where you can instantly see the complete list of in-demand job vacancies in Lithuania.
Which jobs are currently in demand in Lithuania?
- Drivers of various vehicles
- Builders (there are various jobs ranging from installers to site supervisors)
- Specialist mechanical engineers
- Doctors
- Agricultural and industrial workers
- Food production workers
Migrant workers in Ukraine can apply for the jobs and vacancies they are interested in from this list. Some jobs require higher education or work experience in these professions. The higher your qualifications and the higher the level of job demand, the more you can earn in Lithuania.
Salary levels by sector of activity
The standard of living in Lithuania is increasing year by year. In recent years, wage levels across a wide range of occupations have increased by 12%. Currently, the average salary for in-demand jobs in Lithuania is EUR 967 (after tax). However, the level of income also depends on the qualifications of the worker, the sector of activity, education and how much the job is in demand. Let us examine each of these areas separately.
On average, the monthly income of a driver starts from 1,338 euros. Foreigners who have an international driving licence, the necessary certificates and driving experience can apply for this position. This job is quite popular in Lithuania.
One of the most sought-after jobs is in the construction sector. The range of vacancies in this sector is quite wide and you can find a job without qualifications and regardless of your profession. Salaries start from EUR 1,300 and can reach EUR 1,700 per month.
Although work in the agricultural sector is not as highly valued as in the construction sector, this option is attractive for foreigners looking for seasonal work. There are no special requirements to work in this sector; you do not need to have work experience or education to be hired, and the wage is 4 euros per hour.
The same amount is earned by workers in sought-after jobs in the food industry. However, unlike jobs in the agricultural sector, work experience of at least one year may be required here. You can find a job even if you don't understand the language. Wages start from 4.5 euros per hour.
Qualification requirements
Although some jobs in Lithuania do not require work experience, most employers require verification of qualifications and at least one year of work experience in the specific job.
If a migrant worker wants to stay in Lithuania and find a well-paid job, the following documents are required
- Certificate of qualification (e.g. higher education diploma, certificate of completion of courses).
- Certificate of previous employment (see below).
- Proof of at least one year's work experience in the same post.
- Work permit.
- You must also have a letter of invitation from your employer to obtain a national visa in the future.
Before choosing a specialty in Lithuania, you should determine your level of qualifications in the specific job you are interested in, understand if you have experience in the specific position and your expected salary.
"The higher the level of qualification of the candidate in the profession of interest, the higher the salary. What is causing the high demand for skilled foreign workers? "Local residents see prospects in other European countries and emigrate in large numbers, which opens up job vacancies in Lithuania for migrants from Ukraine and Russia" - comments Olga Chubenko, founder of the online service for overseas employment.
Olga Chubenko, a member of the website of the Ukrainian employment agency, Olga Chubinka, a member of the European Commission, who is a member of the European Commission's international employment agency.
A comparison of the unemployment rate in Lithuania over the last year shows that the unemployment rate has decreased by 4% and continues to fall.
It is clear that the virus epidemic has contributed to the increase in unemployment over the last year. At present, Lithuania is gradually emerging from the crisis situation and is starting businesses again.
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