If you’re legally living in Greece with a residence permit, you may be eligible to sponsor your spouse and children through the family reunification visa process. This visa allows your loved ones to: Live legally with you in Greece Access public healthcare and education Eventually apply for permanent residency or citizenship In this guide, we […]
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If you’re a non-EU citizen planning to move to Greece — whether for remote work, retirement, investment, or family — your first step is to apply for a national visa from abroad. Greece does not allow most foreigners to apply directly from within the country. Instead, you must submit your application through a Greek consulate
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If you’re planning to live in Greece as a foreigner, one of the most important questions is: Can I work with my residence permit? The answer depends entirely on your permit type. Some permits automatically allow work, others prohibit it, and some fall into a grey area. In this guide, we explain which Greek residence
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Whether you’re moving to Greece for retirement, remote work, or investment, you’ll need two key numbers to live legally: AFM (ΑΦΜ) – your Greek Tax Identification Number AMKA (ΑΜΚΑ) – your Social Security Number These numbers are essential for renting property, opening a bank account, signing contracts, getting healthcare, and more. This article explains how
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Greece offers several types of residence permits for non-EU citizens — but choosing the right one can be confusing. Some are ideal for remote workers, others for retirees, property investors, students, or family members. This guide breaks down the main Greek residence permit types, how to qualify, and which one best suits your personal and
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