For businesses

Partner with Remote Work Europe

Our readers are moving to a different country, or trying to work remotely from the one they are already in. Both of those take help we cannot give them ourselves.

So we go looking for the right people, country by country, and we send our readers to them. Being paid for that is what makes it worth doing properly, rather than listing whoever happens to ask.

Or a combination of them

Most of the time the right answer is not one item from that list. It is some mixture of them, sized to what you are actually trying to achieve, what you can spend, and how soon you need it to happen.

So tell us the goal rather than the product. If something needs to move before a deadline, say so. If the budget is modest, say that too – it changes what we would suggest, and it is a far better conversation than pretending otherwise. We would rather build something that fits than sell you the nearest thing on a price list.

What we check before we agree to anything

When we send somebody to you, we are spending the trust our readers have in us. If their experience is poor, that is our problem as much as yours.

So we look at the work before we talk about money, and we ask around. We have ended arrangements that were not working, and we have turned down partners whose offer did not stand up. Nothing is personal in that, and we would rather say so early than let it sour later.

We also expect it to run the other way. You should be asking the same questions about us.

Where we are looking for people

We write about remote work and residency across more than thirty European countries, and we have a good partner in only a handful of them. If you are the person who really knows how this works in Poland, or Croatia, or Greece, we would like to hear from you.

That is the honest reason this page exists. We want somebody good everywhere we write about, and a commercial arrangement is what makes that sustainable rather than a favour somebody does us.

Tell us what you are trying to achieve

A few lines is plenty. We read every one of these ourselves, and we answer either way.

We answer every one of these, including when the answer is no.

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