Korean-Speaking Game Presenter (Visa Sponsorship & Relocation Support)

🎲 Korean-Speaking Game Presenter (Visa Sponsorship & Relocation Support)

Location: Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Employment type: Full-time | On-site | Rotational shifts

Visa sponsorship + relocation support provided

About the Role

We are looking for energetic and charismatic Korean-speaking Game Presenters to join our professional live studio team in Dubai.

As a Game Presenter, you will host live online casino games in front of the camera, interact with players in real time, and deliver an engaging and premium entertainment experience for Korean-speaking audiences worldwide.

No previous experience is required — full training is provided.

Responsibilities

  • Host and present live games on camera in a professional and entertaining way

  • Interact with players in Korean via live chat

  • Explain game rules clearly and confidently

  • Create a fun, engaging, and high-quality player experience

  • Follow studio procedures and performance standards

  • Collaborate with technical and production teams

  • Work rotating shifts, including nights, weekends, and holidays

Requirements

  • Native or fluent Korean (mandatory)

  • Basic/Intermediate English for internal communication

  • Comfortable and confident on camera

  • Strong communication and presentation skills

  • Positive, reliable, and energetic personality

  • Customer service, hospitality, acting, or media experience is a plus (not required)

What We Offer

  • Competitive salary + monthly bonuses

  • Full visa sponsorship

  • Relocation support (flight + accommodation assistance)

  • Paid training

  • Modern international studio environment

  • Career growth opportunities

  • Health insurance and additional benefits

Ideal Candidate

You enjoy performing, interacting with people, and working in a dynamic, multicultural environment. You are confident, friendly, and excited about living and working abroad.
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