India Guide: Jobs
Finding a job abroad is not easy, and foreign working conditions are often quite different from those at home. Our job guide explains where to look for a job and how to apply for it. You will also find information on salaries, working conditions and social security issues.-
Introduction The Indian job market
As one of the most promising future world markets, India attracts many workers from abroad. Thriving IT centres such as Bangalore, Madras or Hyderabad, offer great career opportunities for expatriates. more » -
Finding a job How to find a job in India
The easiest way of finding a job in India is through your current employer or personal contacts. If you don’t have any contacts or your contacts are not helpful, the best way to find a job is via Internet. more » -
Job application How to apply for a job in India
As for many other countries, your CV and cover letter determine whether or not your job application in India will be successful. more » -
Employment Contracts What they entail in India
Make sure that any agreements made between you and your employer are explicitly stated in your employment contract. Benefits such as tuition fees for your children's education should be mentioned as well as regulations concerning a company car. more » -
Working conditions in India Working customs, hours, salaries
Working conditions and salaries in India are different from the ones in western countries. The official work week in India runs from Monday to Saturday, from 10am to 6pm each day. In reality, overtime is the norm and most local companies do not compensate their workers for it. more » -
Taxation Income tax in India
Everybody seeking employment in India needs to get a PAN Card (Personal Account Number Card). This is not only useful in everyday visits to the authorities but also a precondition to start working in India. more »