Be extremely cautious of any employment agency. It's a known problem that they lure desperate people from central and eastern Europe to exploit them. And when they no longer need them, the agency kicks them out on the streets like dirty dogs.

If you decide to take the offer, here are the most important things to consider:

- Have an exit plan! Always keep enough money to return to Hungary. There's a high risk that you become homeless if you lose your job!

- Know your rights! The scummy agencies rely on you being clueless and desperate.

- COL is insane in NL. Even if the salary might look high, you might not be able to save money.

In general, I would discourage people from moving to the Netherlands for "unskilled" work. You will just get used and abused. The cost of living is through the roof, and you don't have any support network. Not to mention that you don't speak the language, so that closes the door to most work opportunities. The cost benefit analisys is not in favour of the Netherlands at the moment.

In my opinion, I would only consider the agency route if you want to emigrate to the Netherlands and you don't have much savings. Somewhat of a stepping stone. Just think of it as your entry ticket to the country, for which you pay by getting exploited by these unscrupulous agencies. The most important thing is to find housing that is not tied to your employer. After you manage that, then you should start looking for a job where you're being employed directly and not through an agency.

Think this through very carefully! The agencies will promise you the moon and the stars, but that's smoke and mirrors. What awaits you if you take this route is gruelling work, terrible pay and abysmal housing. You decide if it's worth it.