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How many Brits go to Greece?

Almost 4.5 million Britons were registered at Greek entry points, a record number and nearly 3 million more than in 2021. For the first time, UK tourists edged out Germans – who have topped the visitor league tables in Greece for decades – in what some are calling a defiant display of post-pandemic “revenge” tourism.



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If you are planning to move to Greece and work, you may need a visa. Read the Greek government's guidance on working in Greece as a foreign national and how to get a visa. To apply for a job you may need to provide a UK criminal records check.

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The large majority of immigrants to Greece come from Albania; Albanians constitute 63.7% of the total documented migrant population in Greece, followed by Bulgarians, Georgians, Romanians, Russians, and Ukrainians. Immigrants are employed in construction, industrial manufacturing, and agriculture.

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History and Culture: Chania is one of the most historically rich cities in Greece and is known for its stunning architecture, narrow streets, and rich cultural heritage. Friendly Community: The local people in Chania are known for being warm and friendly, making it a welcoming destination for expats.

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One in ten Brits (eight per cent) have stayed in the UK their entire life and never once been abroad while a quarter (22 per cent) have never travelled on an aeroplane.

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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.

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No need to speak Greek Many people living in Greece don't speak the language. There are many opportunities for foreigners to work in Greece without speaking Greek. Most of these companies are very international, meaning that most employees speak a certain level of English.

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