REGRETS of Expats Living in Greece! Foreigners Share Their 9 BIGGEST Mistakes

➡️9 common regrets of foreigners living in Greece! 🤔Things expats wish they knew before moving to Greece! 🧐Avoid making the same mistakes expats make in Greece!❌
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About this video: This video is for people that want to move to Greece from other countries or places like the USA, UK, Canada, Australia, Europe, etc. We discuss the 9 regrets of expats living in Greece, highlighting things expats wish they knew before moving to Greece. We reveal the common mistakes expats make in Greece and provide tips to help you avoid them. By sharing insights from foreigners in Greece, we hope to give a realistic view of living abroad and the potential Greece downsides. Whether you're considering moving to Greece or just curious about the experience, this video covers things I wish I knew before moving to Greece. We also offer valuable Greece travel tips for those traveling to Greece. Join us to learn from others' experiences and make your transition smoother!
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[@sanekabc]

But once the change of scenery wears off, you are back in the mindset from which you came. Remember, "wherever you go, there you are." You can't escape yourself.

[@Sunpire]

It can be like that or can be different, depending on the person.

[@eyeballbilly]

environment can make a massive difference

[@sanekabc]

@@Sunpire Yes, that is a good point.

[@sanekabc]

@@eyeballbilly That is true too.

[@chrisloomis1489]

That is why you must be of a POSITIVE mind 💪🏻

[@georgechilidis8446]

Born in Chania Crete my parents and family move to canada when i was 9 years old. That was 60 years ago. The last 20 years i had a idea to return for good. Moving back to my homeland and my birthplace with a goal to put together a sports program where I teach kids how to play Canadian sports like street hockey and American football I know basketball 🏀 was here back from the middle of the 70s but i yet to see kids play football 🏈 or hockey 🏒🥅 without the ice. For 33 years I was a sports photographer for major professional teams here in Montréal Canada and I would go directly to companies to ship the sports equipment for the program. Kalimera Raul and Amalia and thank you for another inspiring message

[@Sunpire]

Kalimera, George!😊 Thank you for sharing 🙏 that sounds so nice, many kids would love that!

[@georgechilidis8446]

@@SunpireRaul I hope the best for your goals with one step at a time in Crete as for me is to give back to my city of Chania..kalimera

[@deanpapadopoulos3314]

My family is also from Chania and Rethymno. Raised north of Chicago. Definitely plan to return to Crete. Great post!

[@Gk-ug6gu]

As far as I can understand you live close by the sea and in Crete. That's the mildest you can get in Greece..And of course it's a good decision if you like this kind of climate. But in the north it's a whole different story. There are places that get snow from November to late march or even April. And the temperatures can drop to -20°C or even more. Of course in mountainous areas even in south Greece it can be cold and snowy.

[@Sunpire]

Thank you for watching and sharing this🙏 The climate here is one of the reasons we chose Crete. We know winters can get cold. Sometimes people just assume there is no winter in Greece 😅 It's good to know it can get quite cold and be prepared for it.

[@Madivnar]

informative as always, i have a question tho, correct me if i'm wrong on this. You guys moved here with your own car right? if so, that car was registered (and ensured) in some other country right? So, what happens once the registration runs out, what are the procedures there. Tnx! :)

[@Sunpire]

Thanks for watching! 🙏 Yes, we bought the car in Romania and moved here by car. We will have to register it here, but we can't do that until we own the car for at least 6 months. Meanwhile the car is registered and insured in Romania.

[@Madivnar]

@@Sunpire Thanks! does that rule applies due to both Romania and Greece being in EU, or it's a general rule? I was under the impression one would have to pretty much "import" the car at some point, guess not :).

[@taki2003]

all good points to consider; thank you for sharing!

[@Sunpire]

Thank you for watching 🙏

[@ProspectorBros]

Thanks , good points. I am thinking about moving , and I know my biggest regret will be not going there sooner.

[@Sunpire]

Thank you for watching !🙏 It's good to make the mobe whenever you're ready and prepared. But don't let the years go by if this is what you want to do. Good luck!💙🇬🇷

[@Sunpire]

Where are you watching from?

[@deanpapadopoulos3314]

You’re both level-headed…realistic. Too many vloggers pretend it’s all a holiday. There’s positive stress whenever you’re in another place no matter how much you like it. I imagine that from Romania to Greece, it’s not a massive transition. You both have the right energy and mindset. Siga, siga 😊.

[@Sunpire]

Thank you very much for watching us 💙💙🙏🤗. From Romania to Greece is not a big difference at all, you are right... Thank you for your kind words 💙

[@deanpapadopoulos3314]

You’re most welcome. Have fun!!!!!!

[@AlexandrosNewWorld]

First!

[@Sunpire]

Thank you for watching 🙏

[@GregoryLenetis]

Enjoyed your video. The speed of your talking was much quicker than usual.

[@Sunpire]

Thank you so much for watching and for your feedback!🙏 I think the heat made us rush a bit 😂Was it a bit too fast? Just so we know for the next videos.

[@Sunpire]

Where are you watching from?😊

[@GregoryLenetis]

Connecticut USA. Greek American. Have had many Romanian acquaintances especially when I was younger. Enjoy your time in Greece. I like the variety of your videos.

[@ancientwisdom777]

How has it been integrating with the locals?

[@Sunpire]

Thanks for watching 😊 it was quite easy, actually. Greeks are extremely welcoming and friendly. 🇬🇷💙

[@soulamauredaki5241]

Hi you rite now in outside zaxarenia

[@Sunpire]

Hi,Zaxarenia!💙

[@bnmoki2001]

thank you for the video I wish you spoke about real regrets real problems e.g tax, health services , education, income ...etc

[@Sunpire]

Thank you very much 🙏 😊 💙. These are the regrets of expats that are living here, but we will touch the topics that you mentioned later down the road. Where are you watching us from?

[@TintesanDarius]

😮

[@Sunpire]

😊🤝👏

[@pavelsladek246]

HI, do you have experience with other islands in Greece? I will be visiting Corfu to see if that is a place I could settle down in. I am also going to Cyprus. I lived in Malta for 5 years. I would like to relocate to an island in the Med where the winter is mild. Therefore Crete would probably be sunnier and warmer than Corfu. But I need to go to work to Frankfurt at least 3-4 times a month for a few days so flight connections to FRA is essential. Did you visit other Greek islands or Cyprus before you made the decision to settle down in Crete? Had you been in Crete before?

[@Sunpire]

Hello Pavel. We have been in Crete in 2021 in holidays, and it is the only place in Greece that we visited. Also, we've never been to Cyprus. Have a look at our latest videos, the #rawuneditedunfiltereduncut series, to see how we choose to come to Crete.

[@pavelsladek246]

@@Sunpire Thank you.

[@johnmax5652]

"YOU ARE IN THE ARMY NOW." OOOOH YOU ARE IN THE ARMY, NOW!!! ENJOY...

[@Sunpire]

Thank you!🙏

[@LitsaPodara]

It seems you're a couple - I hope your move to Greece and your new channel are successful according to your expectations.❤❤🧡🧡💛💛💚💚💙💙💜💜🤎🤎

[@Sunpire]

Thank you very much for such nice words and thoughts sent to us 💙💙🩵🩵💜💜🤎🤎🩷🩷🧡🧡💛💛❤️❤️