Tips for a new role (London, Germany, Netherlands, Gibraltar)

[kaiser78]

You also need to factor in expenses such as travel and accommodation, especially in regards to the roles based abroad / away from home.

[WTFH]

Which of the towns in your list have you been to already?
I see you describe Gib as boring with not much to do, so that must mean you've spent a lot of time there to make that statement.
The Netherlands is a country, which town in that country are the contracts?
How frequently would you be coming back to the UK?
What language skills do you have?
What are your travel options for getting to/from the UK?
What accommodation would you have in country?
What transportation would you have in country?

[Eirikur]

If the role in NL is at ING, I was offered that role at 800 euros I declined it as after tax and expenses its better to have a £450 pd one locally which is lower then my usual rate

[MrMarkyMark]

If the role in NL is at ING, I was offered that role at 800 euros I declined it as after tax and expenses its better to have a £450 pd one locally which is lower then my usual rate

Exactly and a very good point.
Very relevant even if the role pays 1000 euros per day, obviously dependent on UK day rate.

Hopefully the OP is busying himself with all the necessary research now.

[LondonManc]

If you're going to be living and working in Zurich, make sure you check the rental prices out first too. They're more eye-watering than a knee to the nuggets.

[MrMarkyMark]

If you're going to be living and working in Zurich, make sure you check the rental prices out first too. They're more eye-watering than a knee to the nuggets.

Plus you have to use an umbrella.
not really worth it if you have a £550-600 PD role close to your home.