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Schools in Crete

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If you are thinking of moving to Crete with children, their education will be an important factor. Affecting you decision of whether or not to move. There is one full time school in Heraklion (the European school - non fee paying) which teaches. Lessons in English and two full time private (fee paying) school in Chania which follow the. The European School in Heraklion. The School of European Education (SEE) opened in September 2005. It was set up as an. Based in Heraklion, Crete. At present (2015 &#8211...

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Tax and AFM Greece

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One of the first things you should do when settling in Greece or buying property in Greece is to. Register for a Tax number (A.F.M. – pronounced aa – fee - mee). An AFM number is required to buy a car or motorcycle, to rent or buy property and to legally. Work in Greece (for National Insurance and tax), amongst other things. The local Greek Tax Office (Eforia) is the place to do this. An accountant or lawyer can obtain. One for you or you can apply yourself in person at your local tax office. His primary...

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Accommodation in Crete - House Rentals

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Renting a house or apartment in Crete. Information on long term lets, short term. Lets, furnished and unfurnished properties. And where to look and what to look for. An attractive village near a small resort, but. Far from town, may become much less. Attractive in the winter months when. Everything in the nearby resort is closed. Looking for a place to live, renting, buying property, utilities. DEI DEH Electricity supply - getting connected,. Electricity bills, water supply DEYA.

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Working in Crete

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2004-2016 Carol Palioudaki Working in Crete Living in Crete www.livingincrete.net. Jobs in Greece, Employment Opportunities. Work in Crete and the Greek Islands and Summer Jobs in Crete 2016. Thinking of working in Crete or living on a Greek Island? If you are coming to look for work in. Crete or Greece you'll find that the main work opportunities are seasonal or part time. A. Number of summer jobs are generally available between April/May to September/October. Businesses during the summer months. Touris...

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Residence Certificate / Residents Permit Greece

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EU nationals have the right to live and work in Greece without a. Permit, however EU nationals. Staying longer than 3 months are required to obtain a Residence Certificate. The Residence Permit (Adeia Diamonis / Adeia Paramonis) has been replaced by the Residence. Certificate for EU Nationals. Community legislation provides that every European Union citizen has the right to reside in the host. Member State for a period of up to three months with the only requirement to hold a valid identity. Eγ&#947...

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Importing a Car in Greece

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EU citizens are free to circulate in Greece in their EU state registered car for six months without. After six months the car must be re-exported or cleared through customs. Generally speaking it is still an expensive and complicated exercise to permanently import a car into. Greece. Although officially there is no import tax within the EU, Greece charges a registration tax. On vehicles imported for longer than six months and this can be high, even on older second hand. New or secondhand car in Greece.

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Culture Shock

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When moving to Crete be prepared to experience culture shock. Even if you have spent. Many holidays on Crete, and think that you know the country and the people well it. Can still manifest itself when you are out of holiday mode and start dealing with a new. Life After the initial excitement you may discover that you feel lost and encounter. Difficult times and crises in daily life; not knowing how to do simple things that you take. Very frustrating not being understood or not understanding. But more fun...

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Living in Greece|Life in Crete & Greece|Greek Life|Cretan Life

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There is a contrast between town and. Village life in Crete. Many villages still. Retain the ' old ' way of life. Name Days are celebrated in Crete and. Greece, as opposed to birthdays. Living in Crete - The Book. Bank Holiday dates for 2012 and 2013. In Crete and Greece. You can survive in Crete without speaking. Greek, but if you live here you will want to. About Living in Crete. Life in Crete, cost of living in Crete,. Retiring in Crete, about this website. Latest News in Crete. Its old rhythms of life.

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Living in Crete Sitemap | Contents

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Living in Crete Website. Living in Crete - The Book. Cool Guide to Living in Cret. Battle Of Crete Programme. Buying Property in Crete. Buying Land / DIY Building /Renovation. Buy to Let in Crete and Greece. Christmas in Crete and Greece. Winter in Crete and Greece. Easter in Crete and Greece. Tax and Tax Number AFM. National Insurance / IKA. Medical Treatment in Greece. Doctors Dentists and Vets. Getting Married in Crete. Cretan Weddings and Traditions. Deaths involving non-Greek Nationals.

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Health Services Greece & Crete

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Health services in Crete and Greece. IKA National insurance,. Reciprocal EU health and medical care, hospitals, doctors, dentists,. Specialists and private clinics. Medical Treatment in Greece. National Health service in Greece - doctors, specialists, hospitals, private clinics. EOPYY. IKA Appointments and treatment. Reciprocal Health Care - IKA Insurance for EU citizens. Electronic health card (E111),. E106, E121. Pensioners, unemployed. Doctors, Dentists and Vets in Crete.