Verified Jobs in Greece with Work Permit

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Why Greece is a Smart Choice

Rising job demand in tourism, agriculture, and service sectors.
Growing investment from EU funds supporting employment and infrastructure.
English-friendly workplaces with high international exposure.
Affordable living costs compared to Western Europe.
EU-recognized work experience — opening doors for future job transfers across Europe.
Supportive and safe environment for international employees.

Benefits of Working in Greece

Category	Details
Job Vacancies	120,000+ open roles in hospitality, construction, tourism, IT, and agriculture
Work Hours	40 hours per week (5–6 days)
Average Salary Range	Competitive pay based on experience and skill level
Contract Duration	1–2 years, extendable
Accommodation & Meals	Often provided by employer (sector-dependent)
Healthcare	Access to national health and social insurance programs
Leave & Holidays	Paid annual leave and public holidays as per Greek labour law
Residency Pathway	Eligible to apply for long-term or permanent residence after legal employment
Lifestyle	Affordable living in Athens, Thessaloniki, and Crete with a warm Mediterranean culture

Available Jobs In Greece

Occupation	Net Salary (EUR/month)	Eligible Nationalities	Category	Eligible for Males	Eligible for Females	Age Requirement	Additional Notes
Laundress	€600	India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, the Philippines, Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Africa	Unqualified	No	Yes	18–48	Laundry and garment cleaning work
Kitchen Helper	€600	India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, the Philippines, Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Africa	Unqualified	Yes	Yes	18–48	Assisting in the kitchen and dishwashing
Territory Cleaner / Gardener Helper	€600	India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, the Philippines, Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Africa	Unqualified	Yes	No	18–48	Cleaning outdoor areas, assisting gardeners
Waiter / Waitress	€750	India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, the Philippines, and Africa	Qualified	Yes	Yes	18–48	Serving guests; basic English preferred
Chambermaid / Room Attendant	€750	India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, the Philippines, and Africa	Qualified	No	Yes	18–48	Room cleaning, housekeeping duties
Gardener / Landscaper	€750	India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, the Philippines, and Africa	Qualified	Yes	No	18–48	Maintaining gardens and landscape areas

Additional Notes:

⋙ Overtime Pay: Many jobs in the hospitality and cleaning sectors in Greece offer additional income for overtime or irregular hours.

⋙ Extra Earnings: Roles such as Assistant Cook and Waiter can earn up to €3,000 gross annually through additional shifts and tips.

⋙ Workplace Benefits: Some employers offer housing, meals, transportation allowances, and bonuses, contingent upon performance and location.

⋙ Salary Variation: Pay may differ based on experience, employer, and location.

From Offer to Approval: Greece Work Permit Steps

Step	Process Stage	Description	Payment Details
1	Job Matching & Agreement	We help match you with a suitable job. Once matched, you sign the service agreement and make the initial payment to begin the process.	Pre-Payment – €1200
2	Document Collection & Permit Filing	Submit your documents (passport, CV, certificates). We file your work permit with Greece authorities once the employer is confirmed.	Included in Pre-Payment
3	Work Permit Approval & Second Payment	After approx. 45-65 working days, your permit is approved and emailed. You then pay the second installment to proceed with visa steps.	Second Payment – €1200
4	Courier Dispatch & Embassy Appointment	Work permit is couriered to your home address (courier charges extra). You attend the embassy appointment and submit your visa application.	Courier – €200 (not included)t
5	Visa Support & Processing	We guide you with visa funds, mock interview, and support in case of rejection. Embassy processes your application.	Included in Second Payment
6	Visa Approval & Final Payment	After visa approval, you pay the final installment. We help prepare your relocation checklist and support with ticket booking advice.	Final Payment – €600
7	Arrival & TRC + Job Start	On arrival, you get help with accommodation, SIM card, bank account, tax ID, and TRC application. You then start your job in Greece.	Included in Final Payment

Start Your Greece Work Journey with 100% Transparent Pricing

Just 3 Easy Payments. No Hidden Fees.

At EU Helpers, we turn your job dreams into reality with clear costs, no hidden surprises, and full support at every step.

✅ Pre-Payment – €1200
Start with job matching, eligibility check & document submission.

✅ Second Payment – €1200
Pay only after your work permit is approved.

✅ Final Payment – €600
Pay after visa approval, before your flight to Greece.

Note: What’s Not Included in the Service Fee

Please note that the following costs are not covered under our service fee:

Flight or travel expenses
Medical tests or health insurance
Visa application or embassy fees
Courier or document delivery charges
Any personal or miscellaneous expenses

Payment Terms & Conditions - No payments will be accepted after visa approval. We do not offer salary deduction or post-arrival payment options

What Documents are required for Greece Work Permit?

Valid International Passport - Minimum validity of 12 months.
European-Format CV - Clearly outlining education, work experience, and skills.
Work Experience - Minimum of one year of experience in a related job.
Passport Copy - Full-page scanned copy (including personal information page).
Minimum Education - Basic or secondary school education (depending on job type).

Why Us

Transforming Lives with Trusted Work Opportunities

From legal paperwork to job placement, EU Helpers helps individuals build a secure and brighter future in Europe — safely, legally, and stress-free.

Our Mission

With years of experience in the industry, our team is dedicated to delivering reliable relocation and employment services — prioritizing legal compliance, trust, and transparency.

Our Vision

We envision a world where migration is safe and accessible for all, empowering people with verified opportunities and personalized support.

Our Value

Integrity, transparency, client-first mindset, legal correctness, and consistent support form the foundation of every service we offer.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about Working in Greece

1. Is Greece hiring foreign workers in 2025?
Yes. Greece continues to hire foreign workers, especially in tourism, agriculture, construction, hospitality, logistics, and healthcare due to labour shortages in these sectors.

2. Do I need a work visa to work in Greece?
Yes. Non-EU citizens must apply for a Greece National D Visa (Type D) and obtain a work and residence permit sponsored by a Greek employer before starting employment.

3. How long is a Greece work visa valid for?
The work visa is typically valid for 1 year, and it can be renewed annually based on your employment contract and legal stay.

4. What are the basic requirements for a Greece work visa?
You’ll need:

A valid passport
A signed job offer or employment contract
Health insurance
Police clearance certificate
Medical fitness report
Proof of accommodation in Greece

5. How much does it cost to live in Greece?
The average monthly living cost is between €700 and €1,000, depending on the city. Smaller towns like Patras or Heraklion are more affordable than Athens.

6. What is the average working salary in Greece?
The average salary ranges from €800 to €1,200 per month, depending on your sector, skills, and experience. Tourism and hospitality jobs often include free meals and accommodation.

7. Which jobs are in high demand in Greece?
The most in-demand jobs include hotel staff, waiters, cooks, cleaners, factory workers, farm laborers, construction helpers, and caregivers.

8. Are accommodation and food provided for foreign workers?
Yes, most Greek employers provide free accommodation and meals, especially in the hospitality and agriculture sectors.

9. Can I switch jobs in Greece after getting a work visa?
Yes, you can change jobs after completing your current contract or with employer consent, but you must update your residence permit and work authorization.

10. Can I bring my family to Greece on a work visa?
Family reunification is possible after you have legally worked and lived in Greece for at least one year and meet income and housing requirements.

11. What are the working hours and conditions in Greece?
Standard working hours are 40 hours per week (8 hours a day). Employees are entitled to annual leave, public holidays, overtime pay, and social insurance benefits.

12. Is knowledge of the Greek language required?
It’s not mandatory for entry-level jobs. However, basic Greek or English communication helps with daily tasks and improves job opportunities.

13. How long does it take to process a Greece work visa?
Visa processing typically takes 4 to 8 weeks, depending on the embassy workload and document verification speed.

14. Is Greece safe for foreign workers?
Yes. Greece is considered safe and friendly for international workers. The crime rate is relatively low, especially in tourist and residential areas.

15. Can working in Greece help me move to another EU country later?
Yes, having legal work experience in Greece strengthens your EU job profile, making it easier to apply for jobs or residence permits in other European countries later.