Greece – Work Permits and Working Legally
To work legally in Greece as a non-EU/EEA/Swiss national, you will need both a national Type D employment visa and a residence…
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Greece – Veterinary Care
Veterinary care in Greece meets a solid standard overall, supported by a well-qualified profession, up-to-date diagnostic tools, and an extensive network of…
Read more →Greece – Vehicle Maintenance, Repairs, and Breakdown Recovery
All passenger cars and commercial vehicles in Greece are subject to a compulsory roadworthiness testing programme known as the KTEO. Expats moving…
Read more →Greece – Taxis and Ride-Hailing Services
Greece maintains a well-developed taxi system, with regulated yellow cabs serving Athens, Thessaloniki, other major urban centres, and the most popular islands.…
Read more →Greece – Taxation
Greece runs a unified, centrally managed tax system under the authority of the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE). Tax residents —…
Read more →Greece – Self-Employment
Greece has become a genuinely appealing base for expat freelancers and business founders alike. EU nationals can begin operating with very little…
Read more →Greece – Retail and Consumer Issues
Greece offers a rich and diverse retail environment, ranging from lively high streets and contemporary shopping malls to intimate family-owned stores and…
Read more →Greece – Residency
Foreign nationals looking to settle in Greece have access to a broad spectrum of residency options, including work-based permits, the Financially Independent…
Read more →Greece – Property Rental Prices
Compared to most of Western Europe, renting in Greece is relatively budget-friendly, with centrally located one-bedroom apartments in Athens generally falling between…
Read more →Greece – Rail Travel
Greece’s national rail network, run by Hellenic Train, links key mainland destinations such as Athens, Thessaloniki, and Larissa, but offers sparse coverage…
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