Plumber hiring across Greece construction, hotels & maintenance in 2026 — employer-sponsored EU work visa and accommodation support. Apply online.
Introduction
Greece needs plumbers for construction, hotel maintenance and building services in Athens, Thessaloniki and tourist regions throughout 2026, with employers sponsoring work visas for skilled non-EU workers.
These roles pay a euro salary in an EU country with work-visa sponsorship and accommodation support. Helpers can start and grow; skilled plumbers earn the higher ranges.
Quick Summary Table
Salary
Gross monthly salary in euros, often with overtime and accommodation support. Greece offers an EU residence/work-permit pathway.
Employee Benefits
Required Skills
Eligibility Criteria
- Age between 21 – 45 years
- ITI / plumbing trade preferred (helpers exempt)
- Valid passport (12–18 months validity)
- Medical fitness certificate for the work visa
- Clean police clearance (PCC) and good behaviour
- Able to read basic plumbing drawings
- Freshers welcome as plumber helpers
Job Responsibilities
- Install and repair water supply and drainage pipes
- Fit sanitary ware, fixtures and fittings
- Detect and fix leaks and blockages
- Read and follow plumbing layouts and specifications
- Follow EU site safety standards
- Maintain tools and report completed work
Required Certifications
Helper roles need no certificate; ITI/trade plumbing skills significantly increase salary. Skill tests are common at interview.
Why Choose This Job
How to Apply
Where to Apply (Official & Trusted)
FAQs
Can freshers apply for plumber jobs in Greece?
Yes as plumber helpers; ITI/skilled plumbers earn the higher euro salary ranges.
Is the work visa sponsored?
Reputable employers sponsor the national (D) work visa and residence/work permit. Never pay an agent for the visa.
What is the plumber salary in Greece?
Around €900–2,200 gross per month depending on skill, plus overtime and accommodation support.
Is Greece good for long-term work?
Yes — as an EU country it offers a residence/work-permit pathway for sponsored workers.
- Never pay any fee for a Greece work visa or “EU work permit” — a genuine employer sponsors it.
- Do not share passport copies or pay agents on WhatsApp/Telegram for a “guaranteed” job.
- Verify the employer on official Greek / EU portals (EURES) before paying anything.
- Real employers never ask for money via personal bank accounts or crypto.
- Confirm the signed work contract and permit in writing before travelling to Greece.