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Immigration to Greece

Introducing Greece which can be described as one of the most popular European countries. Located at the crossroads of Europe and considered the cradle of Western civilisation, Greece shares land borders with North Macedonia and Bulgaria to the north, Albania to the northwest and Turkey to the northeast. Its population is currently estimated at about 11 420 163. The official language is Greek.

The official currency is the euro (EUR). Greece is a core member state of the European Union and the Schengen area, which provides many benefits for its residents. It is possible to acquire a residence permit in Greece. For short stays of up to 90 days, a visa will be required.

Immigration services
The central government or more specifically the Ministry of Interior (General Secretariat for Population and Social Cohesion), particularly its Departments of Migration Policy and Social Integration, are responsible for immigration and integration policy in Greece (https://portal.cor.europa.eu/).

The Ministry of Public Order and Citizens Protection and the Greek police are responsible for the return of third-country nationals illegally residing in the country. The Asylum Service is the country's primary autonomous structure dealing with the examination of claims for asylum and international protection. This service contributes to policymaking at the national level. It ensures cooperation with the EU and international organisations by providing administrative support to the new Refugees Authority in cases where requests for international protection are rejected at the first instance.

If a non-EU citizen wishes to stay in Greece for more than three months, he or she needs a temporary residence permit, residence card or retired residence permit. Therefore, anyone entering Greece with the intention to stay for longer than 90 days and intending to work or study in the country must hold a long-term visa or entry permit issued by the Greek authorities.

Immigration service providers
Despite the fact that Greek law specifies certain exceptions to visa and entry permit requirements, the generally applied rule is that an applicant cannot be granted a residence permit until he or she has been evaluated and approved by the Greek consulate. So, any person seeking entry to Greece must start out by drafting and submitting an application to the consular authority responsible for his or her country of residence. Submitting an application to the wrong authority will most likely result in a refusal. Such services are usually best provided by law firms and immigration agencies.

http://www.immigration-residency.eu/immigration-to/greece/

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Immigration to Greece

http://www.immigration-residency.eu/immigration-to/greece/

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