• Over 120,000 job vacancies in critical sectors like tourism, hospitality, and IT.
• Average annual income: €13,500.
• Average working hours: 40 per week.
• Access to a robust healthcare and social security system, ensuring quality of life and medical care.
• Affordable living in cities like Athens and Thessaloniki, complemented by a rich cultural heritage, Mediterranean cuisine, and a vibrant lifestyle.

• Diverse work opportunities in tourism, hospitality, IT, and agriculture.
• Pathway to permanent residency and citizenship through long-term employment and investment.
• Access to education and training programs tailored for skill development and professional growth.
• A supportive expat community that fosters networking and integration in cities like Athens and Thessaloniki.
• Business-friendly environment promoting entrepreneurship and innovation.
• Strategic location in Europe for travel, trade, and business expansion.
• Flexible work policies, with various sectors' growing remote and hybrid work options.
• Competitive tax incentives in specific industries and regions to attract foreign professionals.
• Safe and politically stable environment for living and working.
• Government support programs for foreign workers, including legal assistance and job placement services.

1. National (Type D) Visa for Employment
2. Temporary Residence Permit for Employment
3. Seasonal Work Visa
4. EU Blue Card
5. Intra-Company Transfer Permit
6. Digital Nomad Visa
7. Special Purpose Residence Permits

• Accommodation: Provided by employer
• Transportation: Provided by employer
• Medical Insurance: As per local labour laws
• Working Hours: 8-9 hours per day + overtime
• Weekly Off: As per the labour law of Greece

• Pre-Payment: €- – Starts your application (eligibility check + employer matching)
• Second Payment: €- – After work permit approval
• Final Payment: €- – After visa approval, before travel

• No hidden fees
• Full support from start to finish
• Fast, secure DHL delivery of documents
• Trusted by candidates worldwide

1. Valid International Passport – Minimum validity of 12 months.
2. European-Format CV – Clearly outlining education, work experience, and skills relevant to the position.
3. Work Experience Proof – Minimum of one year of experience in a related job or industry.
4. Passport Copy – A full-page scanned copy of the passport showing the personal information page.
5. Minimum Education – Basic or secondary school education, depending on the job category.
6. Video Introduction & Work Demonstration –
   • A short video (1–2 minutes) introducing yourself in English, mentioning your name, nationality, and work experience.
   • A brief video clip showing your actual work skills (for example: cleaning, cooking, gardening, driving, or operating tools).
   • The video helps assess English communication, confidence, and hands-on experience.

• The employer submits the work permit application (on behalf of the candidate) to the relevant regional authority.
• Although exact timelines vary, many sources show around 19–20 weeks (65–96 working days) for a decision under normal conditions.
• Note: Delays may occur if documents are incomplete, the region has a higher backlog, or the job category is more complex.

• After the work permit is approved, the candidate applies for the work (national) visa via the Greek Embassy/Consulate in their home country.
• Standard processing typically takes 15–20 working days, but in some cases it can extend to 30–60 calendar working days, depending on the workload or the need for additional checks.
• Key point: The visa is valid only for the specific employer and job; non-EU nationals cannot simply apply without a confirmed job offer.

• Income: Earn Greek drachma/Euro in a country with a high per capita income.
• Education: Greece offers top universities, affordable tuition, and low living costs, making it ideal for quality education in diverse fields.
• Health: Greece offers excellent healthcare facilities, combining advanced medical services with accessibility for residents and expats.
• Retirement: Greece is an increasingly popular destination for retirees, offering a low cost of living, rich culture, and a peaceful lifestyle.
• Family: You can bring your spouse and dependent children under family reunification permits, fostering a family-friendly environment while you live and work there.
• Your freedom: Greece offers opportunities to live, work, and study in vibrant cities, quality education, and growing job markets.
• Easy travel: A Greek passport allows visa-free travel across all EU countries, providing the freedom to live, work, and study within the European Union.

1. Salaries are based on averages as of 2024.
2. Figures are gross (before tax and social security deductions).
3. Actual salaries may vary depending on the region, industry, and specific roles.
4. Tax and Social Security Deductions: Net salaries depend on individual tax brackets and contributions to Greece’s social security system.
5. Overtime Compensation: Employees may receive additional pay for working overtime or on public holidays, particularly in industries such as hospitality and construction.
6. Regional Variations: Urban areas, such as Athens and Thessaloniki, often have slightly higher wages than rural regions.

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• Rooms: Shared with 2-4 people, based on availability.
• Facilities: Furnished rooms with shared kitchen and bathroom.
• Restrictions: No accommodation for family members, partners, or pets.