Greece and Spain have always been favored by foreigners. Which country is livable, Spain or Greece?

Greece and Spain have always been favored by foreigners. Which country is livable, Spain or Greece? With amazing beach resorts, the best food and luxury yachts sailing on the sea, many people think that their trip to Greece is a considerable damage to their bank accounts. However, it is actually one of the more affordable European immigrant destinations, which naturally depends on what kind of vacation you pursue. In Greece, your daily budget is about 30-40 euros (excluding accommodation), and the average meal cost is between 10- 15 euros.

However, when you start some research and add more and more islands to your itinerary, the cost will rise. However, if your budget is tight, you may miss expensive places like santorini and Mykonos.

In Spain, your daily budget for food, accommodation and transportation is about 25-45 euros, which is slightly cheaper than that in Greece. Although popular cities such as Barcelona and Madrid may raise costs slightly, it is still considered as a very affordable destination.

Natural Scenery For those who love nature, Greece and Spain have many things that can attract your attention. Although Greece is one of the longest seas in Europe, Spain has some truly spectacular peaks. But Greece has fascinating mountains and lakes, steep peaks, exquisite caves and even several volcanoes, which is a paradise for nature lovers.

If you want to go hiking, you can go to Olympus (the highest mountain in Greece), where there are all kinds of paths suitable for all abilities to welcome you. Or, if you are looking for the next valuable photo, the natural wonders of GiolaLagoon in Tassos (a natural swimming pool in a rocky cliff) and MelissaniCave in Kafa Leanya Island (featuring ancient stalactites and ever-changing water colors) will surely meet your needs.

Greek immigrant welfare system: family reunion Greek immigrants buy a house by one person and the whole family immigrates. Spouses, children under the age of 2 1 year, their applicants and their spouses' parents can immigrate to Greece together.

Free education in Greece is mainly divided into three categories: public schools, private schools and international schools. Relatively speaking, private schools and international schools are richer in teaching resources, and most of the teachers are from abroad, and they all have unified teacher qualifications in the European Union. The advantage of public education in Greece is that children of Greek immigrants can enjoy free basic education from primary school to secondary school. Minor children can apply to attend Greek public schools or private or international schools for pure English or American education.