Relocate.me
A job board for tech roles that come with relocation support, plus country guides on visas, taxes, salaries and living costs. The list of open jobs is short and leans senior, so treat it as one channel among several, and use the country guides as a starting point before checking official sources.
2017 (site's own statement)
relocate.me · Oct 2026
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relocate.me jobs page · Oct 2026
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Career Growth
Relocate.me
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What it is
Relocate.me is a job board for tech roles where the employer offers to help you move. It also has country guides on visas, taxes, salaries, healthcare and the cost of living for destinations such as Germany, the Netherlands, Ireland, the UK, Portugal, Spain and Japan, plus a blog and a list of relocation companies. The site says it has been running since 2017.
Who it is for
Software, DevOps, data and QA engineers who want an onsite job abroad with relocation help, and who are happy working in English. It is most useful once you have some professional experience.
An honest picture of the job list
When read on 7 October 2026, the jobs page showed 27 open roles, mostly in the Netherlands, Portugal, the UK, Cyprus, Spain and Japan, and many of them senior or lead roles. That is a small, focused list, not a huge marketplace. Fresh graduates will find few entry-level openings here, so do not rely on it alone.
The site also promotes a paid jobs newsletter and a paid partner list. You do not need either to browse the free listings or apply.
How to use it well
- Filter by category and country, and read the whole advert. Check what "relocation support" means: a flight, temporary housing, visa paperwork, or just a contract that allows a move.
- Treat each company as a lead. Visit its own careers page, which may list more roles than the board does.
- Use the country guides for orientation, then confirm visa rules and salary thresholds on official government pages (see the links below).
- Join the job alerts if a few roles match your profile, and check back weekly.
Common mistakes and scams
- Assuming "relocation" means the company will sponsor a visa for any nationality. Ask.
- Trusting a third-party "recruiter" who contacts you about a Relocate.me role and asks for a fee. Never pay for a job, a visa or a relocation package.
- Relying on blog salary figures without checking the official threshold for your visa.
Where to go next on Sefism
- Plan the move step by step with the Tech jobs abroad roadmap and keep its cheat sheet open while you apply.
- Read How to get a software job abroad from Pakistan.
- Check official rules for Germany, the UK and Ireland.
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