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TYPES OF EUROPE TRAINEESHIP VISAS FOR NON-EU CITIZENS
DENMARK: Up to 18 months trainee visa – agriculture students
GERMANY: 12-month training visa – agriculture/vet graduates
SWEDEN: 12-month internship – farming/livestock grads
NETHERLANDS: 12-month internship-agriculture/greenhouse diploma holders
English language proficiency, a training contract, proof of housing, insurance, and a valid passport are prerequisites.
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| DETAIL | NETHERLANDS | DENMARK | GERMANY | DENMARK | SWEDEN |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sector | Agriculture | Agriculture | Livestock | Livestock | Agriculture |
| Duration | 12 months | 12 months | 12 months | 18 months | 12 months |
| Working Hours | 40 hrs/week + overtime | 40 hrs/week + overtime | 40 hrs/week + overtime | 37 hrs/week + overtime | 40 hrs/week + overtime |
| Salary (Before Tax) | €1,680/month or €1,200 + 8.33% bonus | €1,680/month or €1,200 + 8.33% bonus | €12.82/hour | 12,803–17,195 DKK/month (age-based) | From 17,000 SEK/month |
| Accommodation | Paid or Free | Paid or Free | Approx. €300/month (shared) | Approx. €320/month (shared) | Approx. €200/month (shared) |
| Visa Type | Traineeship Visa | Traineeship Visa | Traineeship Visa | Traineeship Visa | Traineeship Visa |
| Visa Fee | €405 | €405 | €90 | 4,210 DKK + 1,743 DKK embassy fee | €150 |
| Processing Time | 3–4 months | 3–4 months | Up to 3.5 months | Within 3 months | Up to 5 months |
| Insurance | Required | Mandatory | Required | Mandatory | Required |
WHO CAN APPLY FOR A EUROPEAN TRAINEESHIP?
Explore country-wise eligibility details for paid traineeship programs across Europe. Whether you're a current student or a recent graduate, this quick comparison will help you see where you qualify based on your age, academic status, and graduation timeline.
| Criteria | Denmark 🇩🇰 | Germany 🇩🇪 | Sweden 🇸🇪 | Netherlands 🇳🇱 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Program Duration | 18 months | 12 months | 12 months | 12 months |
| Age Limit | 18–29 years | 18–35 years | 18–30 years | 18–29.5 years |
| Student Status | Current students only | Graduates only | Current & graduates | Current & graduates |
| Graduation Requirement | Not applicable | Within last 5 years | Within last 18 months | Within last 18 months |
| Qualification | Diploma or Degree | Diploma or Degree | Diploma or Degree | Diploma only |
| Veterinary Faculty | Accepted | Not Accepted | Accepted | Not Accepted |
| Accepted Institutions | Govt. authorized only | H+ (Anabin list) only | University only | University only |
ELIGIBLE NATIONALITIES FOR EUROPE TRAINEESHIP PROGRAM !
Candidates from the following countries are eligible to apply for the traineeship program:
ELIGIBLE COUNTRIES
- Nepal
- Indonesia
- The Philippines
- Bhutan
- Sri Lanka
- China
Note: Applicants who hold a valid EU Temporary Residence Card
(TRC) are also eligible to apply, regardless of their nationality.
BIOMETRIC APPOINTMENT GUIDELINES BY COUNTRY!
Explore country-wise eligibility details for paid traineeship programs across Europe. Whether you're a current student or a recent graduate, this quick comparison will help you see where you qualify based on your age, academic status, and graduation timeline.
| COUNTRY | APPOINTMENT TIMING |
|---|---|
| DENMARK | The first available appointment follows the submission of the visa application. You must complete the biometrics within two weeks. |
| GERMANY | The appointment is scheduled after notification from EU Helpers |
| NORWAY | This is the first available appointment after the visa application. |
| NETHERLANDS | The appointment is scheduled after notification from the Netherlands Migration Authority. |
| SWEDEN | The appointment is scheduled after notification from the Swedish Migration Authority. |
Frequently Asked Questions –
Europe Livestock Traineeship Program
Applicants aged 18 to 35 (based on the country) with a diploma or degree in agriculture, animal science, or veterinary studies can apply.
Currently, Denmark, Germany, Sweden, and the Netherlands have well-structured livestock traineeship opportunities.
Requirements vary by country:
- Denmark: Open to current students only
- Germany: For those who graduated within the last 5 years
- Sweden & Netherlands: Accept current students and recent graduates (within 18 months)
Yes — in Denmark and Sweden.
No — in Germany and the Netherlands.
Traineeship durations range from 12 to 18 months, depending on the program and location.
Trainees receive a monthly stipend between €1,200 to €1,820 before tax, based on the country and housing type.
Yes, shared accommodation is either provided for free or available at a low cost.
You should have at least a B1 level in English (IELTS or similar is preferred but not always mandatory).
You’ll be asked to provide:
- A valid passport
- Academic certificates
- Health check report
- Updated CV
- Proof of English ability
- Proof of financial preparedness
- Police clearance
You’ll receive a long-term traineeship or internship visa, depending on the host country’s immigration rules.
This visa does not lead to permanent residence, but it may open doors to job offers or further education.
Visa and work permit processing usually takes 3 to 5 months.
Agencies like EU Helpers or Bixter guide you through application, placement, and travel coordination.
You can express preferences, but final placement depends on eligibility and availability.
Yes, most host farms or institutions provide an official certificate upon successful completion.