Honest Opinion on Greece AFTER 15 YEARS OF RETIREMENT as Expats

Retirement in Greece: Is It as Easy as It Looks? Their Honest Take on Crete: Greek Bureaucracy, Island Life & Language Barriers
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About this video: In this video, we interview a retired couple who left everything behind to start a new life in Crete, Greece. They share their honest experiences, from the challenges of dealing with Greek bureaucracy to the joys of island living. You'll hear their advice for anyone thinking about retiring in Greece and what they wish they knew before making the move. We talk about how they adjusted to the local culture, the Greek lifestyle, and healthcare. Plus, they reveal surprising things about living in Crete that you wouldn't expect. If you're considering moving abroad for retirement or just curious about life in Greece, this video is for you!
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[Sunpire]

Do you think Greece is a good country to retire?🤔

[jorgepeters]

These are the people greece needs, nice respectful and able to blend in and live a happy life.

[marinellaartist]

I live in Crete since 2018 and I feel free it’s a magical place to live.
I love the multi culture of Crete 🇬🇷 and I’m so inspired by it.
One thing that I really love is the compassion of the doctors, they are amazing.
My husband had a cancer relapse 2020 and thanks to them he survived.
The first time he had cancer was in Switzerland and it was a disaster!
The only thing that is not really working is bureaucracy!

[SomewhatRetired]

Great interview… encouraging to see people my age that have made the move and don’t regret it!

[sarp.]

Thank you to these lovely folks for participating your interesting interview.

[degeorgia]

I am happy that you have settled so well in Greece

[leonidasg]

To be fair beaurocracy has improved a lot in Greece, I used to hate it as a younger person but gotta recognize that in terms of digitalizing we are not a 3rd world country.

[TheHonestFoodTeller]

Hi there, I just love your channel and your energy! One small note from a friend: Please lower the background music by an additional 30% when you do such interviews or when you comment. It's the first time it bothers, but I think it's for the best of the channel.

[courseware]

Γεια σου Αμαλία! Γεια σου Ραούλ! Ωραίο βίντεο!

[nikos]

Nice interview with nice people! Indeed bureaucracy here is a nightmare for us locals too! If you are good people you are welcome to come and stay here!

[zptek]

I am about to spend my first winter month on Crete this December and see if I love it as much as I love summer. Later I will buy a house if everything goes like I have planned. Thank you for making this video.

[steveabrams]

Greece is quite possibly the best place in the world to retire … weather is great, prices are low, the landscape is diverse and beautiful, people are extremely friendly and the health system is top notch, but yes, bureaucracy can be frustrating sometimes but things are improving daily …

[mariadelegeane]

Great video and informative. My husband has greek ancestry. We will be retiring soon and Greece is on our list of possible places to retire.

[pwp]

I lived in Greece back in the 90's for four years, my one major complaint was the mind numbing bureaucracy. Once I removed my watch from my wrist and gave up on timeliness things were ok.

[silocybe]

Good people with good insights, good video

[TheCyricson]

As far as beaurocracy, it is very much improved.

[volfi]

winter is cooler? We don't even get winter the past few years. We barely have enough water in Heraklion:D
Right now, we got 21 degrees indoors and it's March

[checotahdavis]

That's a wonderful restaurant in Xania. I recommend Gramboussa restaurant and tavern Arxontas Koutsomatados. Royal Sun also has a great view and dishes.

[houseonthehilltv]

For more inspiration and motivation to make Greece your home your viewers might be interested in this video about my friend Steve’s villa in Sifnos, Greece

[vc]

What is the cafenio or taverna, that you recorded from. The views are beautiful