Legal, long-term international work in Europe's transport hub — with a real contract, benefits and full support.
Why Lithuania
Lithuania is one of Europe's biggest international road-transport centres. Its carriers run routes across all of Europe, which means steady work, modern trucks and a clear, legal employment pathway for foreign drivers.
We're here in Lithuania — so we know the employers well and know exactly how the job and the pay really work.
From R48,000 net/month (~€2,400), rising to R60,000 (~€3,000) after the first two months. See salary →
South African and Zimbabwean citizens with a valid truck licence and 1+ year experience. See requirements →
Already driving in Europe? You can apply too — your experience is an advantage. Start an application →
You'll get a work permit and D visa via VFS Global in your country (South Africa or Zimbabwe). Step by step, no hidden steps. How it works →
Employer and accommodation
We work together with licensed, long-established Lithuanian international transport carriers. Each driver is placed with a specific company based on their experience and situation — so the exact conditions (routes, truck make, accommodation) depend on the company you'll work with.
Common to everyone: a legal European work contract, social guarantees, salary paid on time to your bank account, and modern, well-maintained equipment.
On long-haul routes the cabin becomes your home: it has a sleeping area with a comfortable mattress, a heater, air conditioning and a fridge. This is where you sleep, eat and spend your free time — just like drivers all across Europe.
For longer rest you stop at safe, dedicated truck stops or service stations — with showers, toilets, laundry and food. You'll also spend some time at the company's bases, where paperwork is handled or you wait for the next load.
The employer provides accommodation near the base — a shared flat or a room for a symbolic price. Each employer has its own rate — usually around €10–15 (~R200–300) per night. And during your 4 rest weeks you can fly home (at your own cost).
Important: the exact form of accommodation (flat, room, dormitory), its price and the rest-week arrangements depend on the company you'll work with. These photos are examples only.
Small household items you may need (pots, dishes, etc.) you can bring with you or buy after arrival — plan for these one-off costs. And once you meet your employer during the visa process — feel free to ask them anything about life and conditions.
Join the free WhatsApp group for webinar dates and document guidance, or start your free application when your documents are ready.
