Can I just move to Greece?
Can I just move to Greece? As a non-EU citizen moving to Greece, you will need to get a D visa, also known as a National Visa (long-stay). This type of visa is required for all non-EU citizens that want to reside in Greece for the long term.
Can I retire to Greece after Brexit?
Requirements and eligibility for retiring in Greece With the UK's departure from the EU, things have obviously changed. To retire in Greece now, you will need to apply for the appropriate residence permit. The Greek residence permit is known as the “?de?a ??aµ????” or “Adia Diamonis.”
How long can a British citizen stay in Greece?
If you are travelling to Greece and other Schengen countries without a visa, make sure your whole visit is within the 90-day limit. Visits to Schengen countries within the previous 180 days before you travel count towards your 90 days.
Can I live in Greece if I own a property?
Yes, you can get a residence permit in Greece if you buy a house. However, the house you're going to buy should be €250,000 or €500,000 minimum (depending on the location) to be able to qualify for Greece residency. If the house you're buying costs less, you'll not be able to apply for Greece Golden Visa program.
Where do most Brits live in Greece?
The largest and most southerly of the Greek islands, Crete offers an excellent year-round climate, making it one of Europe's most popular tourist destinations and also the biggest market for British buyers in Greece.
What happens if you overstay 90 days in Greece?
In Greece, fines for overstaying the 90 day visa free period run from €600 to €1,200. If you are unable to depart before your 90 day limit and wish to apply for an extension, you must contact the closest Aliens Bureau at least two weeks prior to your required departure date to apply for an extension of stay.
Is it cheaper to live in Greece or UK?
For property pricing and living expenses, Greece is far cheaper than the UK. Even in Athens where prices are higher, living costs are 33% lower than living in London. Greece has a more relaxed approach to work, which is a great pull for Brits seeking a better work/life balance.
Which Greek island has the cheapest cost of living?
Lefkada. We mentioned the island Lefkada on our list of the cheapest places to live in Greece and it's indeed one of the most affordable islands in the country. That's due to it being less popular among tourists, making it hard to beat when it comes to prices.
What is the cheapest place to live in Greece?
Affordability: Thessaloniki is one of the most affordable cities in Greece and offers a high standard of living for expats on a budget. The cost of living is lower than in other major cities in Greece, such as Athens, and is comparable to other European cities.
What is the 7 year law in Greece?
After living in Greece for at least 7 years, residents permit holders may apply for Greek citizenship.
Is Spain enforcing the 90 day rule?
The 90-day clock starts ticking the moment you enter Spain. The 90-day regulation is enforced across the whole Schengen countries, and not just in Spain.