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I think that living in Greece for 8 years, she is already eligible to get Greek citizenship.. which will be useful if / when she would like to relocate somewhere in EU.
@@expatsexperts I think that the time needed was 7 years.. today worst case scenario. Because there is a possibility this time to be less now. If we are talking about an EU citizen who wants to get Greek citizenship, the time needed is 3 years.
Hi Konstantinos, my podcast is about life as an expat in this case Alina in Greece and her experience living here. 🇬🇷 Of course we know that there is a war going on and it would be easy to go to that topic to generate more clickbait but my priority is that my guests are comfortable and talk about what they want. If there is a topic they don't want to discuss because of emotional reasons, eventually having problems with other people or whatever is the reason I need to respect that.
@@expatsexperts I agree and did not want you to discuss the war, the comment is not directed to you. Only I thought she would discuss her problems with traveling and contacting her friends in Russia that I believe are harder now with the war, the sanctions etc
@@konstantinosstamatopoulos425 definitely, I assume that is a hard time to connect with the people back home! Hopefully I will interview some guest soon who feels comfortable talking about this topic 🤞🏻
If instead of using sarcasm you would have just shared the information about the two Byzantine monks in Bulgaria and the influence of Greek in Cyrillic alphabet it would have been a very nice educative comment, dear 😉
@@katadromeasgr she creates content about languages. What has that to do with escorts? 🤷♂️ Funny enough about languages, in Spanish to the man that go only with escorts we call them "comandos", which in greek is καταδρομεας like your channels name 😂😂
@expatsexperts I've been exposed by the Spaniards... darn it. Let's not elaborate on the main and side-jobs of eastern European women please, it would be an uncomfortable subject. Have a wonderful summer.
@@katadromeasgr all I'm saying is that she is the eastern European and who is sending the messages to her are Greek man who not the other way around 😅🤷🏻♂ Enjoy summer!
All immigrants make the first step in Greece. It's easier for them to get adapted ..they don't want to take crash test with other western countries!! So they start with Greece. They want both. Good things of Greece and good things of other western countries you cannot meet both sides. Some things you like in Greece, some things in Germany. It's difficult to have both. In Germany you have other things ,in Greece you have other things. All nice things you cannot have them altogether in one country.. you have to choose.
@@lilianagialiv9937 I agree. Unfortunately we are faced to take a decision between better economic situation or better lifestyle. Although there is of course people who loves the life in Germany and that's very good for them
@@expatsexperts That's mind-blowing ‼️Poor Albanian people were constantly passing the borders secretly in the recent past -since 1990, by walking...on f o o t(they couldn't afford else)here in north Greece and managed to start day by day their huge community . Frankly,all this was in fact 'without been fully legal' at the beginning and as far as I know.... I'd like to express my humble surprise for the feedback literally 'in a minute'‼️ Regards sir!🙏🏻
@@ramfaki1256 indeed is a very big community here in Greece! I'm looking forward to interview some Albanian ho moved to Greece to know his/her experience! That would be cool 🤞 Thank you for comentaing! I love interacting with the watchers 🙌🙌
@@lilianagialiv9937 I try to avoid ticks whrn nervousness but it still gets me sometimes, that combined with mosquitoes (which we have a lot in Greece all year) lead to that 🤷♂️ Of course I don't like it and I try to avoid it but I prefer to upload the content than not doing it at all because I had a bad scratching day
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Beautiful ❤
Nice interview!🇬🇷❤🇷🇺
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We release a new interview (a lot of them of people living in Greece) every two weeks 🎙️🎙️ You can subscribe to our channel to stay tuned when they come up 👍
I think that living in Greece for 8 years, she is already eligible to get Greek citizenship.. which will be useful if / when she would like to relocate somewhere in EU.
@@yiannispalamas1307 I think so too! Don't know exactly the minimum years but I think is around that 👍
@@expatsexperts I think that the time needed was 7 years.. today worst case scenario.
Because there is a possibility this time to be less now.
If we are talking about an EU citizen who wants to get Greek citizenship, the time needed is 3 years.
It is strange she did not discuss the war of her country and how it affects her
Hi Konstantinos, my podcast is about life as an expat in this case Alina in Greece and her experience living here. 🇬🇷
Of course we know that there is a war going on and it would be easy to go to that topic to generate more clickbait but my priority is that my guests are comfortable and talk about what they want. If there is a topic they don't want to discuss because of emotional reasons, eventually having problems with other people or whatever is the reason I need to respect that.
@@expatsexperts I agree and did not want you to discuss the war, the comment is not directed to you. Only I thought she would discuss her problems with traveling and contacting her friends in Russia that I believe are harder now with the war, the sanctions etc
@@konstantinosstamatopoulos425 definitely, I assume that is a hard time to connect with the people back home! Hopefully I will interview some guest soon who feels comfortable talking about this topic 🤞🏻
The cyrilic alphabet was created by two greek monks dear and obviously there are many similarities
If instead of using sarcasm you would have just shared the information about the two Byzantine monks in Bulgaria and the influence of Greek in Cyrillic alphabet it would have been a very nice educative comment, dear 😉
Let me guess. An escort pushing escorts to "clients" in Greece as the legal system currently favors both. 😂
@@katadromeasgr she creates content about languages. What has that to do with escorts? 🤷♂️
Funny enough about languages, in Spanish to the man that go only with escorts we call them "comandos", which in greek is καταδρομεας like your channels name 😂😂
@expatsexperts I've been exposed by the Spaniards... darn it.
Let's not elaborate on the main and side-jobs of eastern European women please, it would be an uncomfortable subject.
Have a wonderful summer.
@@katadromeasgr all I'm saying is that she is the eastern European and who is sending the messages to her are Greek man who not the other way around 😅🤷🏻♂ Enjoy summer!
@@katadromeasgrΈτσι είναι, έφαγες φαπα και τώρα τα γυρνάς. Επειδή η μάνα σου είναι σύνοδος δεν σημαίνει ότι είναι όλες ετσι
All immigrants make the first step in Greece. It's easier for them to get adapted ..they don't want to take crash test with other western countries!! So they start with Greece. They want both. Good things of Greece and good things of other western countries you cannot meet both sides. Some things you like in Greece, some things in Germany. It's difficult to have both. In Germany you have other things ,in Greece you have other things. All nice things you cannot have them altogether in one country.. you have to choose.
@@lilianagialiv9937 I agree. Unfortunately we are faced to take a decision between better economic situation or better lifestyle. Although there is of course people who loves the life in Germany and that's very good for them
in Albania like Mercedes Benz
You mean the fact that Mercedes Benz are the most used cars in Albania? 🚘
@@expatsexperts😮Oh,are they? Seriously?!
@@ramfaki1256 looks like a 30% of the cars registered in the country are actually Mercedes 🤷♂️
@@expatsexperts That's mind-blowing ‼️Poor Albanian people were constantly passing the borders secretly in the recent past -since 1990, by walking...on f o o t(they couldn't afford else)here in north Greece and managed to start day by day their huge community . Frankly,all this was in fact 'without been fully legal' at the beginning and as far as I know....
I'd like to express my humble surprise for the feedback literally 'in a minute'‼️ Regards sir!🙏🏻
@@ramfaki1256 indeed is a very big community here in Greece! I'm looking forward to interview some Albanian ho moved to Greece to know his/her experience! That would be cool 🤞
Thank you for comentaing! I love interacting with the watchers 🙌🙌
Don't touch your legs all the time while talking, speaking before a camera. It's not decent
@@lilianagialiv9937 I try to avoid ticks whrn nervousness but it still gets me sometimes, that combined with mosquitoes (which we have a lot in Greece all year) lead to that 🤷♂️ Of course I don't like it and I try to avoid it but I prefer to upload the content than not doing it at all because I had a bad scratching day