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Danish Customer Care in Athens (help to relocate)
Athens, Greece 🇬🇷
Customer care
First month hotel paid
Danish + English B2
1400€ (Greece minimum wage 758€)
Remote possible
Become a customer advisor.
Your role will be to respond to customer inquiries via phone, email, and chat.
Our partner
A recognised international company
You will be joining one of our partners: large international companies, leaders in their market, who trust Expat-U to recruit their talent. Your Expat-U consultant will introduce the company to you in detail during your first phone call.
The role
What it is all about
Become a customer advisor for Paypal.
Your role will be to respond to incoming customer inquiries via phone, email, and chat.
Comprehensive on-site training, youthful work environment (average age of 25) and multicultural (20 different languages).
The environment
A young, international team
You will join a multicultural team (French, Spanish, Italian, German…) with an average age of 25. Modern offices, a bright open space, a friendly and international atmosphere.
Throughout the year, the company organises events to bring the teams closer together: sports activities, language classes, shared meals and seasonal parties.
The profile
What we are looking for
✅ Native or fluent in Danish
✅ Intermediate English B1
✅ Patient
✅ Empathetic
The package
Terms & benefits
1400€ (Greece minimum wage 758€)
From 100€ to 200€
First month hotel paid
Remote possible
Airport pickup provided
Administrative support
Flight ticket paid
Cost of living
Your purchasing power on site
In most of our destinations, the cost of living is significantly lower than in Western Europe — as long as you live like a local. With accommodation covered, you are left with a comfortable amount to live on.
Concretely, with a typical offer:
Gross salary
1,060€
per month
→
Net salary
850€
after deductions
→
Accommodation
100% paid
by the company
→
Left to live on
900 – 1,000€
bonus included
A few concrete prices on site:
- 1 dish at a restaurant: 10€ (sometimes even delivered)
- Coffee or beer on a terrace: ~1€
- Gym: ~20€/month
- Public transport pass: ~30€/month
- Uber ride in town: 5 to 6€
The recruitment process
4 clear steps
No surprises, no endless waiting. Here is how it goes between your application and signing the contract.
1
Introduction call
We get to know each other and present the offer to you in detail.
10 min
2
Online tests
Language, writing and skills tests depending on the role.
45 min
3
Motivation interview
With a recruiter from our partner, by phone or video.
45 min
4
Job offer
You receive your final answer (offer or reasoned rejection).
Within 48h
Final answer · 10 to 15 days after your application
Arrival on site · within 3 months of your application
Apply for this job (reply within 24h)
FAQ
The questions we get asked most
Still hesitating? We have probably already answered your question below.
Yes, completely. Our fee comes from employers. You never pay anything: no application fees, no commission.
No, our roles are open to French-, German- or Dutch-speaking native speakers. You will work in your mother tongue. Conversational English is often required.
Expect 10 to 15 days between your application and the final answer. Your arrival on site happens within the following 3 months.
Almost all our offers include a relocation package: accommodation or relocation help, reimbursed flight ticket. The exact terms vary by offer.
It depends on the country and the role. The salary matches the local market, and with accommodation covered, your purchasing power is often higher than back home.
We remain your point of contact even after you arrive. If something is not right, we will talk it through and can help you change role or destination.
Many of our roles are open without a specific degree. What matters: mastering your mother tongue, being comfortable on the phone, and wanting to move.
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