Hiring Map

Choose where your company is based and where the person will work. The map shows which guide covers that route; the guides carry the detail and the sources.

Overview of published guides, not advice

The interactive map needs JavaScript. The table below shows the same routes.

1. Where is your company based?

Switzerland Germany Austria

2. Where will the person work? Or choose a destination from the guides

Overview of published guides, not advice

Choose a route

Pick your employer country and a destination to see which guide applies.

All guide routes as a table

Overview of published guides, not advice

Published guides by destination and employer country
Destination	Switzerland	Germany	Austria
Germany	Hiring in Germany from Switzerland: employer guide	Domestic hire, not covered	Hiring in the EU from Austria
Switzerland	Domestic hire, not covered	Hiring outside the EU from Germany	Hiring in Switzerland from Austria: employer guide
United Kingdom	Hiring in the United Kingdom from DACH: employer guide	Hiring in the United Kingdom from DACH: employer guide	Hiring in the United Kingdom from DACH: employer guide
United States	Hiring outside the EU and EFTA from Switzerland	Hiring in the United States from Germany: employer guide	Hiring outside the EU from Austria
EU and EFTA states / Other EU and EEA states	Hiring in the EU and EFTA from Switzerland	Hiring in the EU from Germany	Hiring in the EU from Austria
Outside the EU and EFTA / Outside the EU and EEA	Hiring outside the EU and EFTA from Switzerland	Hiring outside the EU from Germany	Hiring outside the EU from Austria

Which countries belong to each regional guide?

From Switzerland, both groups fall under the EU and EFTA guide. From Germany or Austria, both fall under the EU and EEA guide. Every other country falls under the guide for countries outside that area, unless it has its own country guide.

EU member states: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden
EEA states outside the EU: Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway