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ANOFM announces 365 vacant jobs abroad, mostly in Denmark and Malta, available through the EURES network.

Raluca Ioana Draghici

26 May 2026, 17:34

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ANOFM has announced that there are 365 job vacancies abroad, accessible to Romanians through the EURES network.

Most of these opportunities are available in Denmark and Malta, according to a statement issued by the Bucharest Municipal Agency for Employment (AMOFM). These jobs cover various fields and are part of efforts to support Romanians in finding work abroad. ANOFM encourages interested individuals to consult the EURES platforms for more details and to apply for these offers.

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ANOFM anunță că există 365 de locuri de muncă vacante în străinătate, pe care românii le pot accesa prin rețeaua EURES

EURES România: 365 de locuri de muncă disponibile în mai multe state din Uniunea Europeană

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