General situation of Greek lifestyle

As one of the ancient civilizations, Greece is deeply attracted by its profound cultural heritage and numerous myths. In recent years, the upsurge of Greek immigration is getting hotter and hotter, and more and more immigrant applicants choose to apply for Greek immigration. However, there are still many differences between Greek life and China. Yongxin immigration experts introduced the common sense of Greek lifestyle to many immigrant applicants. 1, nationality: about 98% are Greeks, and the rest are Turks, Macedonians, Bulgarians, etc.

2. Religion: Orthodox Church and Islam. Among them, the Greek Orthodox Church (Orthodox Church) is the state religion.

3, language: Greece because of the national language. (Greek belongs to the Indo-European family. )

Time difference: Greece time is 6 hours later than Beijing time. However, daylight saving time is implemented from March to September every year, during which Greece time is 5 hours later than Beijing.

5. Currency: Euro, credit card Almost all shops, restaurants and hotels accept Visa and MasterCard.

6. Climate: Greece has a Mediterranean climate. There is plenty of sunshine in the whole country, and the average annual sunshine in each area exceeds 2000 hours.

7. Transportation: There are 45 airports in Greece, of which 15 is the international airport; There are 520 ports in China, of which 12 is an international port.

8. Festival: Independence Day: March 25th (182 1 year); National Day: March 25th (182 1 year)

9. Social welfare: pay medical insurance and enjoy free medical care. This is the Greek medical system for all people living in Greece; Greece's medical system is widely spread and ranks among the best in the world. In the report of the World Health Organization in 2000, the comprehensive evaluation ranked 14 and the service quality ranked 1 1.

10, Education: The Greek education system consists of preschool education and primary schools, junior high schools, senior high schools and universities. Schools are divided into public and private schools, and public schools enjoy free education funded by the state. At present, many famous foreign universities have started to run schools in Greece, including new york University in the United States and Southeast European University in the United States.

The difference in lifestyle is a major obstacle to the life of immigrants. Knowing more about the common sense of Greek lifestyle can help them integrate into Greek life more quickly, which is very beneficial to Greek immigrants.