The Danish technology job market is dynamic and new job openings arise frequently. Denmark is known for its high standards of living, flexible working conditions and strong educational system, making it an ideal location for workers looking for IT jobs abroad. Denmark scores highly in many other areas including education, healthcare, prosperity and human development. Most importantly, it is often voted as one of the happiest countries in the world to live in, which is potentially all the evidence needed to live and work here.

Known for its Artistic masterpieces and love for bikes, The Netherlands has become a digital gateway to Europe.
With the population of English speakers rising to 90%, it’s no surprise that it’s home to some of the world’s leading Forbes Companies such as Shell, ING and Philips.
Its emphasis on investments to young tech companies with hopes of one day becoming “unicorns” is another reason for its emergence as one of the world’s leading Tech Talent Hubs.

Belgium is part of the European community sharing borders with The Netherlands, Germany, France and Luxembourg. Belgium enjoys a diverse population with three official languages spoken throughout the country. The capital of Belgium is Brussels – which is where the majority of IT jobs can be found – and around 30% of its population consists of expatriates, making English widely spoken. The Bourse (stock market), the National Bank and the European Union HQ are all situated in Brussels making IT jobs in Belgium an attractive proposition.

Finland has become a popular destination for workers looking for IT jobs. The Nordic country is known for its quality of life, education, civil liberties and most importantly its rich economy. The Northern European country also offers scenic landscapes with beautiful countryside and stunning views. In 2014, over 30,000 people migrated to Finland and 75% of immigrants are of working age, with many bringing their children along to take advantage of the high quality of life and education.

Sweden is located in the heart of Europe sharing boarders with Finland and Norway and close to Denmark. The population of Sweden is 9.2m and the capital is Stockholm, where most of the IT jobs are based.  Technology positions in Sweden are in demand, and it’s a popular destination for workers and contractors due to the attractive lifestyle. Even though the cost of living is quite high, working practices and salaries are generally high.