Working in a girls’ club
We’ve all wondered at least once: what’s it like to work abroad, surrounded by lights, music, champagne, and smiles? Beautiful girls who go to clubs in the evening often do so not for the party, but for their careers. Working in a club abroad is an opportunity to earn money, travel, and enjoy socializing. And yes, it’s all completely legal and safe if you fly through an agency.
What is the job like for girls at the club?
If you imagine a hostess as a girl greeting guests at a restaurant, forget it. Abroad, hostesses are a completely different story. These girls, often called club models or party girls, create the atmosphere in the establishment. They make sure guests don’t get bored, smile, order drinks, and stay longer.
It sounds simple, but in reality, it’s an art form—being an interesting conversationalist, easily engaging in conversation, and creating a lively atmosphere. No one is trying to “pressure” anyone into anything—men come to the club already armed with money and know full well that time spent with a beautiful woman is paid for with drinks. This is common practice all over the world—from Turkey and Italy to Korea and China.
It’s all simple: one drink = 10-20 minutes of conversation. Want to continue the conversation? The man buys another. This is how the girls earn money, and the club profits. No one forces anyone; everything is based on mutual enjoyment of the conversation.
Benefits of working through an agency
In short, safety, stability, and confidence in the future. A licensed agency is your insurance against unpleasant situations. A contract, a legal visa, a ticket, and accommodation—a manager will arrange everything. And most importantly, you have someone who is responsible for you 24/7. If your flight is delayed, if someone doesn’t answer the phone, or if something goes wrong—the agency is always there.
You’re not working on a whim, you’re working officially. And the best part is, there are no shady schemes. Only real clubs that have long-standing partnerships with the agency and value the girls who create a cozy and festive atmosphere for their guests.
How much do girls earn in clubs abroad?
It all depends on the country, the type of establishment, and your activity level. The average hostess earns between $2,000 and $5,000 per month, with top performers earning as much as $7,000.
In Korea, girls receive a fixed rate plus a commission for the time spent in karaoke rooms. In Morocco, generous guests can purchase several hours of conversation at once. In Europe, tips and bonuses are given for repeat customers.
If you’re energetic, well-groomed, know how to flirt without being vulgar, and simply enjoy communicating, you’re already halfway to success.
Where to work: popular destinations
If you’ve ever Googled “where’s the best nightclub job for girls?”, know that there’s no perfect place. Every country has its own vibe. The main thing is to choose the one that suits your personality.
South Korea – discipline, style and a little drama
Large clubs are rare in Korea. They can be counted on one hand, and almost all are in Busan. The girls there operate according to a standard system: they sit with guests, chat, buy drinks at their expense, and take a cut of the drinks. But the hallmark of Korean clubs is the format. You can be “active” and approach guests yourself, or you can simply wait to be invited to a table. It’s a paradise for both the self-confident and those who prefer to watch from the sidelines.
The type is classic Slavic: tall, distinctive, well-groomed. But in Korea, it’s more about appearance than inches. The key is to be neat, stylish, and have a light, airy quality.
But the most popular establishments among Koreans are karaoke bars. Imagine: a private room, a sofa, a screen, drinks, and a group of people singing until they drop. Women are invited to the “room” to brighten up the evening. Everything is as relaxed as possible: the work format is passive, without intrusiveness. But they pay a fixed fee per hour—and you don’t have to drink alcohol to earn money. Convenient and safe.
Italy – the good life and competition
Contracts in Italy are the complete opposite of Korea. Everything is different here: more emotion, flirtation, and freedom. Yes, there’s a myth that only Vogue-level models are hired here. And yes, in Milan or Rome, the competition is fierce—dozens of girls arrive every day, all looking like they’ve just stepped out of a magazine cover. But that’s precisely why Prestige Model Agency (and others) prefers to work with clubs in the suburbs.
And this is truly the best option. Firstly, you live the authentic Italian life—without tourists and hustle and bustle. Secondly, you earn even more than in the capital: less competition means more attention. Thirdly, no one requires you to speak the language. The most important things are a smile, charm, and a willingness to work.
Türkiye – sun, ease, and a sea of attention
Turkey is one of the most popular destinations. It’s close, warm, delicious, and beautiful. And most importantly, Turks simply adore Slavic women. The girls adapt quickly, pick up a few Turkish words, and within a week feel like local stars.
If you know how to move and have a sense of rhythm, being a dancer in Turkey is a fantastic option. It’s not about striptease, but about the show: beautiful costumes, a stage, applause. And even if you just move beautifully to the music, that’s enough to make the audience fall in love.
If you don’t want to go on stage, no problem. Hostessing is also in demand here. You sit, smile, chat, and accept compliments and gifts. The income is decent—starting at $1,500 a month—and all without stress. The only thing is, it’s important to work legally. Turkey is no joke with visas, so the agency always helps you get the documents right.
Jordan – Eastern luxury and strict rules
Jordan, however, is a completely different story. The country’s entire nightlife is concentrated in Amman. There aren’t dozens of clubs, but each one is like a separate universe. Large, stylish, with a good crowd. The men are mostly wealthy businessmen, often foreigners.
Yes, it’s a Muslim country, and the laws are strict. Establishments are only open until three in the morning, but during these hours, the girls earn impressive sums. Guests don’t skimp on treats or tips—time is short, they need to do everything: socialize, have fun, and lift the spirits.
Jordan is ideal for those who value comfort, respect, and safety. Here, hostesses feel confident—without unnecessary pressure, but with a good income.
Requirements for candidates
If you’ve ever wondered, “What if I’m cut out for modeling?” the answer is simple: fill out the application form on the website. Seriously. No need to guess or overthink it—just give it a try. If you have natural talent and even a modicum of charisma, the manager will notice right away. Trust us, we have a keen eye—if you’re interesting, you’ll definitely be invited for an interview.
Now about the “requirements.” There aren’t really any. This isn’t a runway casting in Paris, where everyone under 178 is eliminated. We’re a commercial agency, and we work not only with fashion shows but also with advertising, shoots, and videos—and there, what’s more important isn’t height, but your face, your energy, and how you carry yourself on camera. A girl with beautiful features but a height of 165 can be much more in demand than a tall woman with no inner fire.
It’s the 21st century—and yes, Instagram has become your first portfolio. We really do look at social media: how you present yourself, what your vibe is, who you’ve collaborated with. If it’s clear you frequently change agencies, there will be more questions. But if you’re a newbie and don’t have professional photos, that’s no problem. Sometimes a couple of iPhone shots in a swimsuit in front of a mirror are enough to understand whether you fit the type. The main thing is not to be afraid to show yourself without filters and the “me by chance” pose.
Measurements? They don’t decide everything. You can always lose weight, but you can’t grow taller. 🙂 So height is only important if you dream of appearing in shows and participating in fashion weeks. But if you want to work steadily in advertising, music videos, or catalogs, height matters. from 170 you can earn a great income.
Age? Any age. There are girls who started at 25 and have been enjoying it for ten years now. And then there are those who tried it at 16, realized it wasn’t for them, and moved on to something else. It all depends not on the number in your passport, but on what you want—a career, adventure, or just a nice part-time job.
Body types have also become much more diverse. No more “90-60-90″—that’s a thing of the past. The most important things are a well-groomed body, a neat manicure, clean hair, and a pleasant expression. We love natural beauty—no excess, no “Insta-faces.” And yes, a touch of self-confidence is half the battle.
But the difference between a pro and a novice isn’t their face or waist. A pro is someone who’s stood in front of the camera 200 times and knows their angles by heart. Someone who knows how to not blink under the spotlight and hold a pose even if their dress pinches and their shoes are a size too small. This only comes with experience. No courses or “posing lessons” will give you what real photo shoots do.
So don’t make it complicated: be well-groomed, lively, and open to work. We’ll teach you, show you, and give you tips on everything else. The main thing is just get started.
Why do girls choose us?
Because we’re more than just intermediaries. We’re a team that supports every woman from the first call until she returns home. Prestige Model Agency works only with trusted clubs and official contracts. We don’t send you to just any place—only to places that are safe, stable, and respectable.
Our managers help with your application, photos, flights, visas, and accommodations. They also help you find a country that best suits your personality type—what’s ideal in Italy might not be suitable in Korea. And vice versa. It’s important to us that you don’t just earn money, but feel confident and enjoy your work. And our clients’ reviews speak for themselves.
