Too good to be true job offer

You’re offered a job with amazing conditions requiring no specific skills because you’ll be “trained on the spot.” The ad includes pay details and only a phone number and first name of the employer. It also promises to cover all expenses like transport and free housing. Sounds great, right?

Don’t rush into accepting any offer that seems too good to be true!

To work in Estonia, you need a permit from the Police and Border Guard Board. Working without it is illegal. Always ask for a written contract before starting. And remember: nothing is truly free — always sign a rental agreement for housing and be cautious of “amazing” offers.