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How To Find A Job In Greece
Greece has struggled economically during the last decade, and unemployment rates remain high. As a result, finding work in Greece can be difficult, and in most cases local workers take priority. In addition, fluency in modern Greek is a significant advantage. EU…
Complementary Therapies In Greece And How To Access Them
Greece’s national health system is free at the point of service for anyone who is contributing to the tax system in the country. Emergency care is free for everyone all the time, whether they are residing in Greece or not. Public healthcare…
Dental And Opthalmic Care In Greece: How To Find The Right Options For You
Medical care in Greece is generally of a very high standard, and healthcare is free for employed people who are officially resident in the country, and for people who are not working but are still contributing to the tax system.Expats will need…
How To Look After Your Mental Health In Greece
Moving abroad is one of the main life stressors quoted by psychiatrists and doctors alike. Stress levels can have a big impact on your physical, as well as mental, health and it is important to try to keep yourself as healthy as…
What Options Are Available For Chronically Ill Expats Living In Greece?
Moving abroad is a complex process for everybody, especially when it comes to sorting out healthcare in a country where you might not speak the local language. But for people living with chronic illnesses, the move can be fraught with difficulties, from…
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Tanya Korteling, Didyma, Greece
Who are you? My name is Tanya Korteling from England, but now living in a little village called Didyma in Ermionida,…
