Are Greek immigrants really as good as they say? What groups are they suitable for?

Whether Greek immigrants are good or not is also relative. The Greek Investment Center pointed out that what you think is good to meet your needs, and what doesn't meet your needs is not easy to pick out a bunch of problems.

Let me start with the Greek immigration policy. /kloc-Applicants over the age of 0/8 can apply for immigration to Greece and obtain permanent residency in Greece as long as they buy a property of more than 250,000 euros. The conditions are extremely relaxed, and the investment threshold is also the lowest among European countries. This policy of Greece is mainly to deal with domestic economic problems. There is a lot of good news in Greece now, which also shows that the Greek economy is gradually picking up. From the perspective of investment, it can be said that it is a good opportunity to bargain-hunting. Obtaining permanent residence status in Greece has actually opened the door to Europe, and 27 Schengen countries can travel freely. Good education and welfare in Greece are also the advantages of immigrants.

Of course, from other angles, permanent residence in Greece is not nationality. You can't work in Greece, and you can't get some rights that citizens should have and the advantages of a single green card. There must be many gaps with the United States, Australia, Canada and other countries.

In short, what is suitable is the best.