If you'd like to contribute to the channel, you could buy me a coffee ☕ here 👉 buy.stripe.com... Here are my 5 reasons why we chose to relocate to Greece.
📣 WOOOW! Very good video! Thanks for sharing this! 👋🏼 I am a Small Struggling Travel Channel and this video really inspire me to up my self and make better content 😊
I was surprised by your video Rodrigo. It was really good! You added a lot of detail and made Greece sound really nice. My partner and I retired (from the US) and are looking at Greece for full time living. As gay retirees would we face any difficulties (more than any place else)in your opinion? Thank you!
Hey mate. Happy to be of help. I don't really know much about Greece's cultural approach towards gay people. All I know is that Greece is the only Orthodox country that has legalised same sex marriage. That can give you some cues. All the best.
affordable prices? hehe. having lived in Melbourne, i'd say you're right. having also lived in Berlin, i'd say you're wrong. as for safety, apart from Athens, the rest of Greece is generally safe. if you want to feel extra safe, go to Crete and start a firearm collection to fit in. worst thing in Greece? bad roads. unless you like the feel of an off-road adventure, but on tarmac.
Ok, Greece is cheap for digital nomads, so cheaper rents than in Sidney as you mention… But: for the locals the rents are rising and the living in Greece will be unaffordable for the Greeks when „rich“ foreigners took the apartments and houses. Please stay in your own country. And by the way: you live in Greece snd work online. Do you pay any taxes?
Public health system has problems but you won't have any problems visiting private doctors etc. They are really well trained, much more affordable than in other European countries and many of them.
I can't speak for Crete, but I have been living in Greece for 6 months and I've seen a few doctors during this time. The service has been absolutely impeccable. They took all the time in the world explaining every facet of their diagnosis and treatment. Such a far cry from the dismissive system in Canada where I came from. The cost for an almost one hour consultation with a urologist, including ultrasound was 70 Euros, which I found obscenely cheap. I live on a relatively unknown island, not on the well-trodden tourist track. The locals do complain about a lack of some medical specialists and of course, if you need major medical treatment you'll have to go to Athens or Thessaloniki, but that's the case everywhere in the world for people who live far from major urban centers. But, major medical emergencies aside, I've found medical care to be very accessible - there's even an MRI diagnostic centre here - and the doctors are highly competent professionals and cheaper to consult than plumbers in most countries of the world. Pretty much all of them speak English by the way.
You are right about what you say except the safety.In the small towns it's still not bad,but in the bigger cities it's not safe any more.You mentioned Amsterdam as an example.I lived in Amsterdam and it was much more safe than my birthplace,Thessaloniki.
Came across the video by accident. Most of what it says is a myth for tourists. Greece is far away of being attractive for living. For tourism only it’s ok. One million highly educated Greeks who left the country in the past 10 years, and who don’t plan to return, know better. Cheers my friend….
I get your point, Point. I don't work in Greece. I work online and my business is elsewhere. What my wife and I make is more than enough to have a good roof over our heads and decent fresh food on our table. Greece is not for everyone. Neither is any country in the world. Many people don't appreciate the simple things in life, and others never dare to step out of their comfort zones, even when their own govt's are systematically ruining them. Blessings from sunny Greece.
Η απάντηση του, τα λέει όλα σε 10 γραμμές, μέχρι και την τελευταία λέξη.."έφυγε" έξω ο Ελλεινακος..δεν ήταν γι αυτόν η Ελλάδα, ήταν ο ήλιος της για άλλον..
Greek!? HA HA HA!!! There is a lot of better Options, much better like Turky in Mersin or Alanya, like Russia in Tsotschi, like Montevideo, like Bucaramanga in Colombia, like Malaysia so cheap that your 1Dollarnote have a Buypower of Englisch Breakfast in XXXXL Size
As a Greek who is a great patriot thank you from the bottom of my heart 🙏
Anything I can do to promote the wonders of Greek and its people and culture.
Πατριώτη, μα την αλήθεια γιατί τον ευχαριστείς..δεν λέει κάτι κακό, αλλά έχεις τόσο ανάγκη για καλά λόγια τρίτων...τόση ανασφάλεια?
Great video brov! Keep up the good work!
How many of you are out there LoL why not do a video together! 👍
The clouds in the sky above you are so impressive!
You go there and it's ten times more impressive !!!
📣 WOOOW! Very good video! Thanks for sharing this! 👋🏼 I am a Small Struggling Travel Channel and this video really inspire me to up my self and make better content 😊
I was surprised by your video Rodrigo. It was really good! You added a lot of detail and made Greece sound really nice. My partner and I retired (from the US) and are looking at Greece for full time living. As gay retirees would we face any difficulties (more than any place else)in your opinion? Thank you!
Hey mate. Happy to be of help. I don't really know much about Greece's cultural approach towards gay people. All I know is that Greece is the only Orthodox country that has legalised same sex marriage. That can give you some cues. All the best.
The whole country is gay!
No problems at all in Greece with gay people.
Except for Athens,Ive driven all over Greece including Naflio and I found no problems at all.
affordable prices? hehe.
having lived in Melbourne, i'd say you're right.
having also lived in Berlin, i'd say you're wrong.
as for safety, apart from Athens, the rest of Greece is generally safe.
if you want to feel extra safe, go to Crete and start a firearm collection to fit in.
worst thing in Greece? bad roads. unless you like the feel of an off-road adventure, but on tarmac.
Love your narration... What part of Greece are you living in ?
Thanks for your comment. We live in Nafplio. Thanks for watching.
We live in Philippines now , my wife is Filipina, but she said when we visit Naflio she wants to live there 😊. Are you of Asian descent?
@@pablokoz7497 I'm soithamerican from mum's side. The Philippines is awesome too. Great people.
Ok, Greece is cheap for digital nomads, so cheaper rents than in Sidney as you mention…
But: for the locals the rents are rising and the living in Greece will be unaffordable for the Greeks when „rich“ foreigners took the apartments and houses.
Please stay in your own country.
And by the way: you live in Greece snd work online. Do you pay any taxes?
Can any expat talk about the quality of healthcare in Crete, Greece? I hear it is horrible
Public health system has problems but you won't have any problems visiting private doctors etc. They are
really well trained, much more affordable than in other European countries and many of them.
I can't speak for Crete, but I have been living in Greece for 6 months and I've seen a few doctors during this time. The service has been absolutely impeccable. They took all the time in the world explaining every facet of their diagnosis and treatment. Such a far cry from the dismissive system in Canada where I came from. The cost for an almost one hour consultation with a urologist, including ultrasound was 70 Euros, which I found obscenely cheap. I live on a relatively unknown island, not on the well-trodden tourist track. The locals do complain about a lack of some medical specialists and of course, if you need major medical treatment you'll have to go to Athens or Thessaloniki, but that's the case everywhere in the world for people who live far from major urban centers. But, major medical emergencies aside, I've found medical care to be very accessible - there's even an MRI diagnostic centre here - and the doctors are highly competent professionals and cheaper to consult than plumbers in most countries of the world. Pretty much all of them speak English by the way.
@@eleniasimop thank you for the feedback
Don't move to Greece please. We don't want to become the new Amsterdam. Stay where you are
ειστε πολλοι τελικα..
You are right about what you say except the safety.In the small towns it's still not bad,but in the bigger cities it's not safe any more.You mentioned Amsterdam as an example.I lived in Amsterdam and it was much more safe than my birthplace,Thessaloniki.
I don't know about Thessaloniki with all these PAOK fans, but Athens, let me tell you, is a very, very safe city.
@@sakisathan9176it’s not … such a big city just is Save when there is enough policemen, but isn’t
Thugs--Who are these thugs?
www.ekathimerini.com/news/1240602/minister-announces-increased-police-presence-in-attica-beaches/
Came across the video by accident. Most of what it says is a myth for tourists. Greece is far away of being attractive for living. For tourism only it’s ok. One million highly educated Greeks who left the country in the past 10 years, and who don’t plan to return, know better. Cheers my friend….
I get your point, Point. I don't work in Greece. I work online and my business is elsewhere. What my wife and I make is more than enough to have a good roof over our heads and decent fresh food on our table. Greece is not for everyone. Neither is any country in the world. Many people don't appreciate the simple things in life, and others never dare to step out of their comfort zones, even when their own govt's are systematically ruining them. Blessings from sunny Greece.
Η απάντηση του, τα λέει όλα σε 10 γραμμές, μέχρι και την τελευταία λέξη.."έφυγε" έξω ο Ελλεινακος..δεν ήταν γι αυτόν η Ελλάδα, ήταν ο ήλιος της για άλλον..
Κάνε μας τη χάρη και μείνε για πάντα έξω ξενόδουλε.
And why are you still there ?
@@thisismylifeingreece so you say Greece is good for living for digital nomads. Not the average person
Greek!? HA HA HA!!! There is a lot of better Options, much better like Turky in Mersin or Alanya, like Russia in Tsotschi, like Montevideo, like Bucaramanga in Colombia, like Malaysia so cheap that your 1Dollarnote have a Buypower of Englisch Breakfast in XXXXL Size
Re he doesn't want the cheap.....he wants quality and not XXXL, he's happy to live in Greece, what's your problem 😊
Jealous 😂
Great job nailing the pronunciation man, congrats!!!