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EU institutions and agencies are spread across the Union, but a handful of cities account for the bulk of vacancies. Brussels is the primary hub — home to the European Commission, the Council, and (alongside Strasbourg) the European Parliament. Luxembourg City hosts the Court of Justice, the Court of Auditors, the European Investment Bank, and a large slice of the Commission. The remaining roles are at decentralised agencies: Frontex in Warsaw, the European Central Bank in Frankfurt, ECDC in Stockholm, ESMA and EBA in Paris, Europol and Eurojust in The Hague, EUAA in Valletta, EUSPA in Prague, and many more.

Where you work shapes your take-home pay. The EU applies a country correction coefficient to base salaries to reflect the local cost of living, so the same grade earns different net amounts in Brussels, Warsaw, or Stockholm. Expatriation and household allowances further adjust the headline figure for staff posted away from their country of nationality. Click any location to see open positions there, the institutions hiring, and practical notes on working in that city.