Truck Driver Jobs in Germany for Foreign Drivers
DeDriver connects qualified C and CE truck drivers with transport companies in Germany. We are former drivers and planners, so we explain the real work before you apply: route type, equipment, loading, schedule, pay and required documents.
Current Truck Driver Jobs in Germany
Local distribution: CE licence, refrigerated semi-trailers, supermarket deliveries, electric pallet truck, about 50–55 hours per week, salary stated in the current offer at €2,600–€2,900 per month. Long-distance: CE licence, swap body or tandem, no loading or unloading, schedules such as 3/1, 4/1 or 6/2, salary stated in the current offer at €2,700–€3,000 per month.
Who can apply?
Core requirements
To be eligible, candidates must possess a valid C or CE driving license, professional truck-driving experience, a driver card, and a valid EU Code 95 for roles requiring immediate deployment. A basic understanding of English or German is also necessary, depending on the employer and route. All documents provided must be complete and verifiable.
Non-EU drivers and visa support
Non-EU drivers are welcome to apply; however, eligibility depends on nationality, license type, Code 95 status, experience, visa route, and the specific employer. DeDriver coordinates visa or employer-change steps only where applicable. Please note that no job or visa is guaranteed before all documents and eligibility criteria have been thoroughly checked.
Frequently Asked Questions for Foreign Truck Drivers
DeDriver helps foreign truck drivers find jobs in Germany. We are transparent about the process and what you can expect. Here are some of the most common questions we receive.
How to Apply for a Truck Driver Job
- Send your CV and application. 2. We check your driving licence, driver card, Code 95 and experience. 3. We discuss route and schedule fit. 4. Suitable candidates meet the employer. 5. If selected, DeDriver coordinates the contract, documents, visa or employer-change steps where applicable, travel and onboarding.