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Greece boasts the best-value lifestyle in the Mediterranean for North Americans.

With welcoming visa laws, affordable living costs, and 300+ days of sunshine, it delivers vibrant island living, authentic village culture, and year-round warmth along some of the world's most beautiful coastlines.

Our one-of-a-kind online event will help you consider, create, and act on a plan for living, investing, or retiring in Greece.

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Why Savvy Expats Are Choosing Greece—
Same Dream, Better Costs And Lifestyles

Patricia Mahan had one simple request for her husband Dan…

After nearly two decades living abroad in Mexico, watching their adopted town of San Miguel de Allende transform into a bustling tourist destination, she was ready for something different.

"Find me a place where our life could be as good—or better—than it is here," Dan told her. "And I'll go."

So the couple, previously based in Arizona, started looking…

They wanted to live by the sea... in an affordable place... and somewhere they could experience a different culture in an adventurous but safe place.

Patricia’s search led them to Greece… and then and then the island of Crete.

They found a charming village… one with traditional values and welcoming neighbors...

Where fresh, seasonal food comes from weekly farmers' markets...

Where you can collect mountain spring water from taps around town...

And where a two-bedroom stone house—with nearly 3,000 square feet of land, fruit trees, and a vegetable garden—cost them less than $150,000.

Both in their 70s, they made the leap in 2023…

They bought that stone house (a former village bakery, with what Patricia calls "good yeasty karma") and settled into life in a Cretan village just minutes from the coast.

Today, nearly three years later, they’ve fully settled into the Mediterranean lifestyle…

They spend their mornings hiking... their afternoons at the beach reading and swimming... and their evenings enjoying fresh dinners (“The food we eat here is all local, and it’s seasonal.”) that cost a fraction of what they'd pay back in the United States.

"We could easily have a very good meal for €30 for the two of us," Patricia explains.

Their neighbors warmly welcomed them with gifts of food and produce—and continue to do so.

The locals look out for each other here. Crime is virtually non-existent.

Healthcare is excellent and affordable.

And most important?

They feel at home.

"There's soul searching about what you're looking for in the last third of your life," Patricia says. "You've got to seize whatever aspects of life you can while you can do it."

Well, after decades of helping North Americans discover their dream destinations abroad, we can tell you this:

If you've ever imagined spending your days by the Mediterranean... in a safe, warm, welcoming place... where life is simpler, healthier, and more affordable than you ever thought possible...

Greece might be exactly what you're looking for.

But you also have no time to waste (more on that in a minute)…

Greece Is The Last Great Opportunity In
Western Europe For North Americans

Move over Portugal! Greece is now the most welcoming country in the area for North Americans…
The world of opportunities for expats and foreign investors is ever changing.

Take Portugal, for example. It is one of our top suggestions for living and investing abroad in 2026, but many of the advantages it offered readers who took our suggestions in years past are now gone…

In October 2023, for instance, the country ended its Golden Visa program, which provided quick and easy residency when you purchased real estate. Its tax benefits for expats were replaced with a far less generous scheme in 2024. And property prices in Lisbon, Porto, and across the Algarve have more than doubled (in some cases, tripled) since we first started telling our readers to buy there.

Again, Portugal still boasts tremendous value for expats—especially compared to costs and lifestyles in the United States and Canada…

But here's what most folks don't realize:

While Portugal and other countries have shuttered some programs, Greece has become the smartest opportunity in Europe.

Let's start with the big one, Greece's Golden Visa program…
Buying a home for at least €250k here will grant you quick and easy residency—you don’t
​​​​​​​even have to live here full time…
Unlike Portugal's now-defunct option, Greece's Golden Visa is alive, well, and remarkably accessible.

To qualify, you need only buy a piece of real estate for €250,000 (approximately $270,000) in Greece… and you’ll get a five-year residence permit.

That permit is renewable indefinitely as long as you maintain the property…

You don't have to live in Greece full-time…

And you don't need to prove income.

Compare Greece's Golden Visa to your other top destinations in Europe:

  • Portugal: Eliminated for residential real estate entirely

  • Spain: €500,000 minimum investment (nearly double Greece)

  • France: No Golden Visa program exists

  • Italy (investor visa): €500,000 in Italian companies or €250,000 in innovative startups (far riskier than real estate)

Greece offers the easiest and most straightforward way for North Americans to gain residency.

But there’s more...

The Tax Advantage Nobody's
​​​​​​​Talking About…

Thanks to its 7% flat tax (exclusive to foreign retirees),
you could cut your taxes in half or more living in Greece…
The Golden Visa is just the beginning.

In 2020, Greece introduced a tax incentive specifically designed to attract foreign retirees—and it's one of the most generous programs in Europe.

Under Greece's Alternative Tax Regime for Retirees, foreign pensioners who live in Greece can pay a flat 7% tax rate on all foreign-sourced income for 15 years.

Read that again: 7% flat tax over 15 years.

What does that mean in practice?

Well, if you're an American receiving $50,000 annually in Social Security or pension income, you'd pay just $3,500 in Greek taxes under this program. In the United States, depending on your state, you could easily pay $7,500 to $12,500 or more on that same income.

That's $4,000 to $9,000 a year in tax savings alone.

Greece also has tax treaties with both the United States and Canada that prevent double taxation, meaning you won't pay taxes twice on the same income.

Let’s compare that to our other favorite countries in Europe:

  • Portugal: 10% tax on foreign pensions

  • Spain: No special tax regime for foreign retirees

  • France: Standard progressive taxation with rates up to 45%

  • Italy: 7% tax—but only for 10 years and only in certain towns of less than 20,000 people

Again, Greece's 7% flat tax lasts for 15 years… and you can live anywhere in the country to qualify.

Not retired? No worries...

For The Not-Quite-Yet-Retired Crowd:
Greece Has You Covered, Too

Still punching the time clock? Greece isn't asking you to wait—residency is still easy...
Maybe you're not ready to invest €250,000 in property... maybe you're not retired yet…

Greece still rolls out the welcome mat for you.

Two visa programs make it remarkably easy for North Americans to live in Greece without buying property or drawing a pension:

The Financially Independent Person (FIP) Visa and the Digital Nomad Visa.

Both have the same basic requirements: €3,500 monthly income (about $3,780) and proof of both health insurance and accommodation in Greece.

The FIP visa is perfect for early retirees or anyone living off passive income—dividends, rental income, and investment returns all count toward the income requirement. The visa runs for three years initially and renews indefinitely. After five years, you're eligible for permanent residency.

The Digital Nomad visa, on the other hand, is for remote workers and freelancers still actively earning. Same income threshold, but you can work as long as your employer or clients are outside Greece.

The real kicker? You’ll get a 50% income tax exemption for up to seven years.

As an example, if you're earning $100,000 annually as a remote developer or consultant, you'd only pay Greek taxes on $50,000 of that income—a massive savings compared to U.S. or Canadian rates.

Warning:
These Are Limited-Time Benefits!

The two big takeaways here are:

  1. The opportunities in Greece are extraordinary

  1. A lot of other places used to have the same or similar benefits

The reality is that these visa and tax advantages won’t last forever…

Greece is bound to follow the same trajectory Portugal did, just five to seven years behind.

The tide of foreign investors and expats has already turned toward Greece…

Major news outlets are covering it. Live And Invest Overseas and others are ranking it among the top retirement havens in the world.

In fact, the Greek government is already responding to increased demand. The Golden Visa minimum in the most popular Greek markets jumped from €250,000 to €800,000 in September 2024—a 220% increase overnight in specific, high-demand regions.

Meantime, the FIP visa income requirement increased from €2,000 to €3,500 per month in January 2024—a 75% jump.

In other words, if you’re looking for the best advantage in the best-value Mediterranean haven, now is the time to act.
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By acting here before the next set of potential changes, you can get grandfathered into all these benefits—just like so many of our readers have done in Portugal and other places around the world.

“I’m Thrilled...”

"It's tempting to continue living the way you've been living. It's easy... and it can be very frightening to think about creating a whole new life for yourself in a foreign place.

“All I can tell you now is that I'm thrilled... it has been one of the most satisfying experiences of my life."
--Jay Snyder, United States

Live Better For Less:
Costs In Greece Vs The Rest of Europe

Housing costs in Greece are dramatically lower than both
North America and other parts of Europe—often 50% less for comparable properties…
While you may not be shocked to learn Greece's cost of living is 30-40% lower than the United States…

I’d bet you’ll be surprised to learn that Greece is also more affordable than all your other best options here.

Portugal, Spain, Italy, France—they’re all more expensive on average.

Now, the cost of living can vary dramatically from even a neighborhood or street in these countries…

So, rather than look solely at budgets, let’s look at how much the average person in each of these major coastal cities earns—and how much they spend on housing:

 City center rental  (Athens, Greece €500) 

City (Country) 
Rent (1-bedroom)
Lisbon, Portugal
€1,100
​​​​​​​(€600 more than Greece)
Barcelona, Spain
€1,300

​​​​​​​(€800 more than Greece)

Rome, Italy 
€950
​​​​​​​​​​​​(€450 more than Greece)
Nice, France
€1200
(€700 more than Greece)

 City center purchase (Athens, Greece €2,600)

City (Country) 
Purchase (Per sq. meter) 
Lisbon, Portugal
€5,500+
112% higher than Greece
Barcelona, Spain
€4,800+

​​​​​​​(85% higher than Greece)

Rome, Italy 
€4,500+
​​​​​​​​​​​​(73% higher than Greece)
Nice, France
€6,000+
(131% higher than Greece)
So what does it all mean?

The cost of living in a place is mostly based on the cost of housing…

So every haircut, every meal out, every trip to the grocery store, every service you need—it's all priced for people (in this case, living in Athens) who pay around €500 a month in rent.

In short, live in Greece, and your North American retirement income suddenly has superpowers.

But let’s get into cost of living…

We’ll start with our top destination in all of Greece...

 City center rental  (Athens, Greece €500) 

City: Lisbon, Portugal
​​​​​​​Rent (1-bedroom): €1,100 ​​​​​​​(€600 more than Greece)
City: Barcelona, Spain
​​​​​​​Rent (1-bedroom): €1,300​​​​​​​​​​​​​​(€800 more than Greece)
City: Rome, Italy
​​​​​​​Rent (1-bedroom): €950 (€450 more than Greece)
City: Nice, France
​​​​​​​Rent (1-bedroom): €1200 (€700 more than Greece)

 City center purchase (Athens, Greece €2,600)

City: Lisbon, Portugal
Purchase (Per sq. meter): €5,500+​​​​​​​ (112% higher than Greece)  
City: Barcelona, Spain
Purchase (Per sq. meter): €4,800+​​​​​​​ 85% higher than Greece  
City: Rome, Italy 
Purchase (Per sq. meter): €4,500+​​​​​​​ (73% higher than Greece)  
City: Nice, France
Purchase (Per sq. meter): €6,500+​​​​​​​ (131% higher than Greece)  
So what does it all mean?

The cost of living in a place is mostly based on the cost of housing…

So every haircut, every meal out, every trip to the grocery store, every service you need—it's all priced for people (in this case, living in Athens) who pay around €500 a month in rent.

In short, live in Greece, and your North American retirement income suddenly has superpowers.

But let’s get into cost of living…

We’ll start with our top destination in all of Greece...

Mediterranean-Island Living For $1830 A Month
In One Of The World’s Top Retirement Havens…

The Overseas Retirement Index just ranked Crete as
the #5 highest ranked retirement haven abroad in 2026…
Crete offers one of the most diverse and appealing retirement lifestyles in the Mediterranean.

Greece’s largest island blends sun-soaked beaches, turquoise waters, dramatic mountains, and millennia of history into a single destination.

From lively cities like Chania and Heraklion to quiet villages, olive groves, and pristine wilderness, Crete provides far more variety than most islands, making it easy to find a place that suits your pace and interests.

Chania stands out as the island’s top expat hub, with its Venetian harbor, maze-like Old Town, vibrant café culture, and deep layers of history shaped by Roman, Byzantine, Venetian, and Ottoman rule.

Crete’s Mediterranean climate delivers abundant sunshine—among the highest in Europe—along with hot summers and mild winters, perfect for outdoor living year-round.

Life here is very affordable by European standards. Rents outside city centers can start around $500 per month, local produce is inexpensive, and meals at traditional tavernas average about $18.

Healthcare is high-quality and accessible, with both public and private options and English-speaking doctors in major towns.

With its welcoming locals, strong expat community, rich culture, outdoor adventure, and relaxed European lifestyle, Crete is an excellent choice for retirees seeking sunshine, history, and everyday livability in one unforgettable destination.

So how much can you expect to spend in our top-ranked destination in Greece? Take a look:

 Item 

 Cost 

 Notes 

Rent
  $850  
For a 2-bedroom village house—a 2-minute walk from the sea
Transportation 
$90
You’ll want your own vehicle living in an island village—$20 for insurance and $70 for gas each month
Basic utilities
$200
Gas, water, and electricity—assuming daily use of air conditioning
Wifi, Cable, and Phone
$75
5G mobile service for two mobile phones and 100 Mbps broadband (higher speeds are available)
Entertainment
$350
Dining out twice a week, drinks twice a week, plus other social activities
Food and groceries
$265
Basic items for a couple
TOTAL
$1,830
Monthly expenses for a couple.
* Currency exchange rate from euros to dollars—February 2026

Mediterranean-Island Living For $1830 A Month
In One Of The World’s Top Retirement Havens…

The Overseas Retirement Index just ranked Crete as
the #5 highest ranked retirement haven abroad in 2026…
Crete offers one of the most diverse and appealing retirement lifestyles in the Mediterranean.

Greece’s largest island blends sun-soaked beaches, turquoise waters, dramatic mountains, and millennia of history into a single destination.

From lively cities like Chania and Heraklion to quiet villages, olive groves, and pristine wilderness, Crete provides far more variety than most islands, making it easy to find a place that suits your pace and interests.

Chania stands out as the island’s top expat hub, with its Venetian harbor, maze-like Old Town, vibrant café culture, and deep layers of history shaped by Roman, Byzantine, Venetian, and Ottoman rule.

Crete’s Mediterranean climate delivers abundant sunshine—among the highest in Europe—along with hot summers and mild winters, perfect for outdoor living year-round.

Life here is very affordable by European standards. Rents outside city centers can start around $500 per month, local produce is inexpensive, and meals at traditional tavernas average about $18.

Healthcare is high-quality and accessible, with both public and private options and English-speaking doctors in major towns.

With its welcoming locals, strong expat community, rich culture, outdoor adventure, and relaxed European lifestyle, Crete is an excellent choice for retirees seeking sunshine, history, and everyday livability in one unforgettable destination.

So how much can you expect to spend in our top-ranked destination in Greece?
​​​​​​​
Take a look:
Item: Rent
  Cost: $850  
Notes: For a 2-bedroom village house—a 2-minute walk from the sea
Item: Transportation 
Cost: $90
Notes: You’ll want your own vehicle living in an island village—$20 for insurance and $70 for gas each month
Item: Basic utilities
Cost: $200
Notes: Gas, water, and electricity—assuming daily use of air conditioning
Item: Wifi, Cable, and Phone
Cost: $75
Notes: 5G mobile service for two mobile phones and 100 Mbps broadband (higher speeds are available)
Item: Entertainment
Cost: $350
Notes: Dining out twice a week, drinks twice a week, plus other social activities
Item: Food and groceries
Cost: $265
Notes: Basic items for a couple
TOTAL
$1,830
Monthly expenses for a couple.
* Currency exchange rate from euros to dollars—February 2026
Keep in mind that this budget does not include costs that are specific to you—hobbies, health care, travel, etc.

Health care costs obviously differ the most from person to person, but as you’ll soon learn, with doctor’s visits priced around $35 and most prescriptions costing under $15, you probably won’t have to budget for health care.

Looking for household help? A maid will set you back only $9 an hour.

We know people in Crete who spend hundreds of dollars less than $1,830 a month—as well as folks who spend thousands more…

Bottom line, like anywhere in the world, your cost of living is controllable and depends on your wants, needs, and priorities.

Crete, then, is clearly affordable…

But how does it grade out as a place to live abroad?

As I said before, the lifestyle on this island was recently ranked #5 in the entire world, according to our 2026 Overseas Retirement Index…

Here’s how it graded across 13 all-important categories:

LOCAL CRITERIA 

Cost Of Living
  A-  
Health Care
A-
Entertainment
B
Recreation
A
English Spoken
B+
Expat Community
A-
Infrastructure
B
Access To North America
C+
Environmental Factors
B+
Safety
A+

​​​​​​​COUNTRY CRITERIA

Real Estate Restrictions
A
Residency
A-
Taxes
A-
FINAL GRADE
A-
Cost Of Living: A-  
Health Care: A-
Entertainment: B
Recreation: A
English Spoken: B+
Expat Community: A-
Infrastructure: B
Access To
North America: C+
Environmental Factors: B+
Safety: A+
Real Estate Restrictions: A
Residency: A-
Taxes: A-
FINAL GRADE: A-
"I have been happier in Greece than anywhere
​​​​​​​else in the world...

"The light, the food, the people—everything conspires to make life worth living​​​​​​​"
--Patrick Leigh Fermor, British writer and longtime expat in Greece

Making Friends In Greece Is Easy, Too…
Here’s Where You’ll Find Most Expats

Not a people person? With 6,000 islands and more than 10,000 beaches,
​​​​​​​you’ll have a lifetime of places to explore…
Over the years, we’ve learned that they are two types of people looking for a life abroad:

The first kind want nothing to do with their old life… they want to fully immerse into the new culture—and they don’t want to hang out with other expats. They're the ones learning Greek from day one, haggling at the local laiki (farmers market), and becoming regulars at the neighborhood taverna where they're the only foreigners in sight.

The other variety is much more popular: they’re people who want to enjoy the classic expat experience, ideally alongside new friends who are both local and from elsewhere, too. They’re joining English book clubs and local cooking classes, celebrating both Thanksgiving and local holidays, and, despite some classes or a language app, are unlikely to become fluent in the language… especially Greek!

While that last part may be a problem in some places, you can put those worries to bed here…

Will You Have To Learn Greek?

Good news… yes, you can get by speaking only English living in Greece…

Especially in tourist areas, major cities, and towns with larger expat communities.

Frankly, that is true in many places in the world, but it works better here than you might expect…

According to the English Proficiency Index, over 50% of Greeks speak English, with higher rates among younger generations and in urban areas.

In fact, Greece ranks among the top 20 countries globally for English proficiency!

Why? Three reasons:
​​​​​​​

  • Tourism is the economy. Forty million visitors annually means English is a job requirement in hospitality, restaurants, retail, and services…
     
  • Education system. English is mandatory in Greek schools starting in elementary grades. Many Greeks also consume English-language media—movies, TV shows, and music—which aren't dubbed but subtitled...

  • Diaspora connections. Millions of Greeks have family in the USA, Canada, Australia, or the UK. Many Greeks themselves have lived or studied abroad...

In places like Athens, Thessaloniki, Crete, Corfu, and the Cyclades, you'll manage daily life just fine without being fluent in Greek.

Banks, government offices, and healthcare facilities typically have English-speaking staff. Restaurants have English menus. Shop owners switch to English easily.

Should you still learn Greek? Absolutely.

Even basic phrases open doors, earn respect, and make life immeasurably richer. Plus, if you’re retired, studies show that learning a new language is one of the best ways to keep your brain healthy in old age…

But if you don’t know Greek, you certainly won't be stranded while you're learning.

What about making friends?

You’ll have no problem with that, either…

Greece has been welcoming expats for decades, and established international communities exist throughout the country—from bustling Athens neighborhoods to quiet island villages.

Athens hosts the largest expat population, with thriving communities in certain neighborhoods. You'll find international schools, English-speaking doctors, expat social groups, and Facebook communities with thousands of members who organize regular meetups, hiking trips, and cultural events.

Crete attracts a steady stream of Europeans and North Americans, especially in certain towns we know. The island has active expat networks, English-language book clubs, and plenty of tavernas where locals and foreigners mix freely. Many Cretans grew up in tourism or have family abroad, making them naturally welcoming to newcomers.

Several spots on the Peloponnese peninsula appeal to expats seeking authentic Greek life without total isolation. You'll find smaller but tight-knit international communities here, along with Greek locals who are genuinely curious about their foreign neighbors.

And, finally, the Ionian Islands have attracted British, German, and Italian expats for generations. The infrastructure is excellent, and the expat networks are well-established with regular social events and support systems.

The reality is that you can choose your level of integration. Some expats join Greek language classes and village committees. Others stick primarily to international circles. Most fall somewhere in between—learning enough Greek to shop and chat with neighbors while maintaining friendships with other expats who understand the adjustment process…

Greece makes both approaches possible. The expat infrastructure exists when you need it…

And the Greek welcome is genuine when you're ready for it.

Beautiful Weather That Actually
​​​​​​​Improves Your Health

With warm sunny days, low humidity, and mild winters,
 Greece boasts the perfect weather for many people…
Greece doesn't just have nice weather…

It has the kind of climate that can instantly perk up your mood every single day.

With over 300 days of sunshine annually, you're not checking the forecast before making plans. You're not postponing hikes or canceling beach days. The sun is reliable here for folks as it has been for thousands of years.

More important, the Mediterranean climate here is genuinely good for you… all that sunshine means higher vitamin D levels, which supports everything from bone health to immune function to mental well-being.

The mild winters (rarely dipping below 50°F in most areas) mean you're outside year-round, staying active instead of hibernating indoors for months on end.

In winter, you're still hiking coastal trails, cycling through olive groves, or taking morning swims (if you're brave!). By March, the wildflowers are blooming and the beaches are accessible again. Summer brings long, warm evenings where dinner at 9 p.m. outdoors in the daylight isn't special… it's just Tuesday.

Even the summer heat is manageable, especially as the humidity here is low. Yes, July and August get hot, especially in Athens or inland areas, but the "Greek solution" is simple:

Slow down during midday, swim in the afternoon, then come alive in the evening when the temperature drops and the breeze kicks in. It's not punishing heat. It's the kind that makes you appreciate shade, cold watermelon, and a mid-afternoon nap!

It also results in a healthier lifestyle—without even trying…

You move more. You're outside more. You breathe better, sleep better, and feel better.

Whether it's during a morning walk to the bakery, an afternoon kayak, or an evening stroll along the beach, the weather is simply a factor you don’t have to worry about in Greece.

Is Greece For You?
Here’s How To Take The Next Step

Yes! You really can make every day feel like a holiday—let us show you how…
I'd like to invite you to begin discovering what life in Greece could look like for you…

With all the insights and contacts you'll need to make a go of it… with as little cost and hassle possible.

If you're imagining a retirement on a sun-soaked island… or thinking of investing in an apartment in Athens… or a stone house in Crete…

You'll get the full story with our new Greece Online Workshop.

This unique online event brings everything you need to know in one place, in one single action-packed day.

You'll get a step-by-step guide to living, retiring, or investing in Greece—delivered by the people who are already doing it…

And without the cost or stress of figuring it all out on your own...
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In fact, you can condense what usually takes months or more of research into just a single, action-packed day.

Via our professional online event system, you’ll get to know all of Greece’s best places to spend your time and money…

Your best options for making the move, getting residency, finding a property or rental, and settling down into everyday life.

You’ll meet the professionals who work here and the expats and retirees who live here…

And you’ll be able to ask them any question that you need answered…

All from the comfort and convenience of your own home or office.
During the Greece Online Workshop, you’ll get:

  • A deep dive into Greece’s top regions, cities, and towns for expats and retirees…

  • What it really takes to gain residency and access healthcare in Greece…

  • How to buy or rent real estate with full legal confidence…

  • How to set up your financial life as an expat in Greece—from opening bank accounts to transferring money—without getting killed on fees…

  • And much, much more…

Plus, we’ll show you where you can live in Greece comfortably on $2,000 a month… or even less.

To state the obvious, moving to Greece—even part time—isn't the same as booking an extended holiday…

It's bigger than that. It's choosing a different life, a new community, maybe even a new version of yourself.

And when the stakes are that high, you deserve more than conflicting Youtube videos and Google searches…

That's exactly why we created the Greece Online Workshop—to give you the real-world insights, the vetted connections, and the straightforward answers that turn uncertainty into action.

Your Greece Online Workshop includes:

  • A full day of LIVE, high-definition video discussions

  • Expert advice from Greek attorneys, tax pros, and long-time expats

  • Q&A sessions for answering your most pressing questions

  • Downloadable tools, reports, and checklists

  • And lifetime access to it all via click-and-play, on-demand video

Whatever your agenda, you’ll walk away from this event prepared and confident, with all of the practical matters at your fingertips…

From residency to taxes… from banking to real estate… you’ll be ready.

Again, you’ll do it all from the comfort of your computer or mobile device.

No travel expenses… no security lines… just a live and interactive event that you can join in from anywhere…

This is the easiest way to begin your adventure in Greece!

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Master Of Ceremonies:

Kat Kalashian 

Kat is the Senior Europe Correspondent at Live And Invest Overseas.

She has grown up around the world, living in the United States, Ireland, France, and Panama.
Growing up as a young expat, she is familiar with the trials and tribulations of an overseas move and the adjustments that must be made in every new destination. Living and learning through experience, she now considers no one place home and feels more comfortable in new environs than in familiar ones.

After living in the tropics of Panama for seven years, she and her husband relocated back to Europe, in 2018, where they now live full-time with their young daughters.

As Master of Ceremonies at this year’s Greece Online Workshop, Kat will introduce you to all our experts, she’ll provide context for Greece against other places in Europe, and she’ll share her hard-earned secrets to expat survival.
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Master Of Ceremonies:

Sophia Titley 

Sophia is a Senior Editor and Real Estate Scout at Live And Invest Overseas.

A born-and-raised expat who has traveled to more than 50 countries, Sophia brings an international perspective to bear as she scours the globe for opportunity. She reveals her market assessments and boots-on-the-ground intel in Overseas Property Alert and Global Property Advisor.
After having just toured and scouted several markets across Greece, she is ready to share the insights and data she has gained from both on-the-ground research and conversations with local builders, agents, and investors.
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The Real Estate Expert:

Yiannis Iliakis 

A native of Greece, Yiannis works with leading property and land developers in the country.

Over the years, these builders have successfully completed 350+ developments, boasting more than 25,000 happy home owners.
Yiannis will be on hand to speak about markets, the purchase process, and specific real estate opportunities right now in Greece.
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The Legal Eagle:

Stavroula Giannoulatou  

Stavroula is a Greek lawyer with expertise in immigration, corporate, litigation, insurance, civil, commercial, stock exchange, and capital markets law.
She holds a Master's in Law from the University of Sheffield (1997), an LL.M. in Banking and Capital Markets from the University of Cologne (2002), a Master's in Mediterranean Studies, and an LL.B. from the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (2000).
In addition to Greece, she is licensed to practice law in Germany and Cyprus.
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The Health Insurance Expert:

Adam Bates 

Adam’s passport has been stamped on five continents. A true world traveler, Adam understands the benefits of travel insurance.

Adam will be on hand to speak about your health insurance options—both before and after your move.
That includes travel insurance (of which our Events team has secured exclusive rates for you), as well as international health insurance, a must-have if you’re considering splitting your time between Spain, the United States, or another country. 
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The American Tax Expert:

Vincenzo Villamena 

Vincenzo specializes in International Accounting and Tax Services for expats who want straightforward and transparent solutions.

His team of professional CPAs help you navigate the confusing world of expat taxes, ensuring you IRS compliance and maximized returns.
He started to do Expat Accounting and Tax Services in 2005 to help a few close expat friends with their taxes. Since then, with 700+ happy clients around the world, his company has become the go-to source for international tax support.
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The Canadian Tax Expert:

George Gonzalez 

George Gonzalez is a Canadian Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA, CA) and U.S. Certified Public Accountant (CPA) who provides international tax consulting services to individuals and small business clients.
Prior to opening his own tax consulting practice, Mr. Gonzalez worked for a Big Four public accounting firm and later a multi-national financial services firm.

He has worked in the United States, Hong Kong, Japan, the Dominican Republic, and Canada, where Mr. Gonzalez currently resides. He is also a professor at the University of Lethbridge in Alberta where he teaches courses in tax and accounting.

Mr. Gonzalez offers critical insights for Canadians living and investing overseas.
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The Foreign Exchange Expert:

Iva Slavtcheva 

One of the first admin lessons you’ll learn during the Greece Online Workshop is to avoid traditional banks when moving money to Greece—otherwise, you could lose thousands of dollars in overpriced fees.
Iva will show you how to move funds quickly, cheaply, and stress free.

Originally from Bulgaria, Iva has been working with individuals buying or selling properties internationally, emigrating, or simply covering overseas living expenses.
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The Expat Retiree Couple:

Jackie and Joel Smith 

Jackie and Joel Smith left the Seattle, Washington suburbs in 2017 for an expat adventure in Greece.

Their move came four years after buying a home with a small olive grove just outside the fishing village, Agios Nikolaos in the southern Peloponnese.
They’ve negotiated the Greek immigration system four times, opened a bank account, purchased a car, obtained health insurance and established a community of friends in their new life.

Joel, a retired attorney, and Jackie, a freelance writer, believe it is more fun growing olives in Greece than simply growing old in the United States.

The Greece Online Workshop will feature around a dozen experts in total—during the event, you’ll be able to ask them anything. You’ll also get contact information if you want to get in touch following the event.
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Because the Greece Online Workshop is all done via video over the internet, we’ll be able to record everything—every data sheet, every checklist, every discussion, every panel debate, and every bit of information.

We’ll edit, organize, and package it all into a high-definition video program that you can download or access online whenever and from wherever you want...

We’ll even add in some e-books for quick and easy reference.

Plus, these recordings will not immediately be available for purchase to the general public.
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Have All Your Questions About Greece Answered

The Greece Online Workshop is a unique chance to get insights from multiple
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Join us LIVE during the Greece Online Workshop and have every one of your questions answered...

And by people who know from first-hand experience what they're talking about!

You’ll get insider answers on all the important questions:

  • What are the downsides of living in Greece in general... and in each of the places we recommend specifically?

  • What are the pluses and the minuses of getting a residency visa... and how would you qualify?

  • What is required to open a bank account?

  • What are the options for health insurance... getting into the local health system?

  • Can you get a mortgage? How much could you borrow... how would you qualify... what terms are available?

  • What are your best options for learning Greek?

  • Where does it make sense to buy today for investment?

  • What about Greek taxes… and how do you file if you’re a Canadian or an American?

  • What about raising a family in Greece?

  • What are the opportunities for you to connect with expat communities?

  • What’s the best way to move money to Greece and into euros?

  • Can I really get the things I need? I mean… how would I live without Target and Home Depot?

Every question you have—if there’s an answer for it, we can give it to you.

Our top experts in Greece will be on hand to discuss it all...
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I loved hearing stories of expats…

These are people who actually walked the walk and show people like me that this is not crazy.
‐‐Ellen Zucker, United States

“If You Have Your Sights Set On Greece…
Know That It’s Worth The Effort.” 

Among Greece’s historic towns, Nafplio stands out thanks to its
​​​​​​​Venetian influences… 
Jacelyn Holmes is a part-time expat…

For six to eight months per year, she lives in Nafplio, a seaside town in the south of mainland Greece.

“Nafplio is for people who love the sun and like to be on the water while surrounded by nature. It’s also for lovers of art, like me,” she says.

“It’s an attractive place to think about investing, relocating, or spending a vacation because it has the best of Greece all in one place. If you ask locals what their favorite place in their own country is, Nafplio is usually the answer.”

It’s considered one of the most romantic cities in Greece because its look is so different from what most people expect. It doesn’t feature the white-washed buildings and curved blue roofs of Santorini and Mykonos. Instead, Nafplio boasts neoclassical mansions, narrow lanes, a fortress, and colorful, multi-story homes with slim balconies—all markings of Venetian influence.

“Most everything I could need, like a grocery store, gym, bakery, gas station, restaurants, and shops, is within a five-minute walk from my house.”

One of the best parts about basing herself in Greece, says Jacelyn, is the affordability of day-to-day living.

“I go to the farmers’ market for all my fresh produce. I buy a whole week’s worth for €10 to €15. When I don’t feel like cooking, I have endless options for unbelievable cuisine. A typical meal ranges between 15 and 20 euros per person, including drinks.

“It’s refreshing to be able to do the things I enjoy most at a reasonable expense, unlike living in Toronto, where I was barely able to afford to go out to dinner once a week. All in all, the cost of living here averages between $1,000 and $2,000 a month, depending on your spending habits, and the quality of life is superb.”
The cost of living here in Napflio averages between $1,000 and $2,000 a month… 
Enhancing the opportunity to save by basing yourself in Nafplio, many of the cultural events are free.

How else do residents keep themselves entertained?

“In downtown Nafplio, you are within walking distance of various spots for entertainment. For those keen on sports, you can find outdoor gyms, a big track, tennis and basketball courts, a lane swimming pool, a soccer field, and indoor gyms.

“I love to walk and swim. I often do a twelve-kilometer walk that starts at the sandy beach bay, Karathona, and leads you through the pines along a pathway that hugs the sea and the cliffs, winding its way to the old downtown. I stop for a swim at one of the secret little beaches along the way.”

In the area surrounding Nafplio, there are landmarks, historic sites, and other intriguing destinations, including Epidavros, one of the biggest ancient theaters in the world, and Mycenae, an archaeological site and former stronghold of Greek civilization that dates to 1350 B.C.

One of Jacelyn’s favorite activities is island-hopping. Greece is home to 6,000 islands, although only 227 are inhabited.

Just offshore from Nafplio, you find Hydra, Spetses, and Poros. Escaping to these small islands can provide a much-needed change of pace from the bustle of the mainland. What could be more serene than unwinding on a tranquil, sun-kissed island, surrounded by the twinkling blue waters of the Mediterranean Sea? With all its appeal and its affordability, especially compared with the Mediterranean’s more brand-name cities, Nafplio’s popularity is on the rise. 
Greece boasts countless islands and villages to explore…
“More people are discovering Nafplio, and recently the expat community has been growing,” says Jacelyn. “I’ve met for drinks and lunch with different groups of expats and see them all at restaurants and bars, walking around town, at the local market, festivals, and community events. You’ll always be bumping into each other.”

With all this increased international attention, there’s more competition than ever before in Nafplio’s property market…

The most coveted properties, those with views of the castle or water, gardens, and terraces, command the highest prices.

“I decided to rent instead of buying and found a lovely home that costs me €1,000 a month, including my utilities. I signed a one-year lease with agreeable terms. I worked with the real estate agency’s accountant to help draw up the deal in English and made sure it was correct for tax purposes as well.

“My place came fully furnished and is within walking distance of everything. I was happy to pay a little more for the convenience and the feeling of a turn-key situation. I handled everything online or over video calls. I pay through bank transfers every month and got all my utilities handled by my real estate agent.”

Jacelyn adds, “If someone had told me four years ago that I’d be spending part of every year in Greece, I wouldn’t have believed them.

“But, when you set your intentions and commit to them fully, anything is within your reach, even your wildest dreams…

“If you have your sights set on living and investing in glorious Greece, know that it’s worth the effort.”
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Athens… Islands… Or A Mountain Village?
At The Beaches Or Among Olive Groves?
We'll Take You On A Grand Tour...

You may already know that you want to live in the capital… or on a famous island… or along a hidden stretch of coastline…

But Greece is a big place with a lot of options. You owe it to yourself to explore them all. Fortunately, you don't have to spend time in all these places (at least until you move here!) to discover them…

We're going to bring them to you, so you can decide the top few that make sense for your own further investigation…

During the event, you'll get an in-depth picture of our top picks in Greece for you—and, in each case, we'll recommend whether they make sense for full or part time living… and where to look if you're planning on buying an income-producing property…

Here are some of the places we'll look into...
Athens is not our top choice in Greece, but it has oodles of charm (and even more history!)…
Greece's ancient capital remains popular among expats, especially those who want immediate access to international flights, museums, and a hub to explore the rest of the country.

It's incredibly cheap by big-city standards, and it offers unmatched cultural access—from the Acropolis to world-class restaurants—and serves as a gateway to the islands. It's an ideal spot if you want a cosmopolitan lifestyle with history at every corner and the convenience of a major city.

Combine that with efficient public transport, nearby beach suburbs (like Glyfada), and a growing expat community, and life here works for those who thrive in cities.

Of course, Athens can be hot, crowded, and chaotic…

However, that can vary dramatically depending on which neighborhood you choose. Central districts near tourist zones can cost $1,000+ per month for rent… while quieter neighborhoods can offer the same space for half that.

Athens is worth a long look—especially if you intend to travel often—but for most retirees seeking the Greek dream, we think the islands and smaller cities offer better value and quality of life.
This island has everything—and it’s our #1 pick in the country…
We’ve graded Crete as the best in the country for retirement…

Greece's largest island is the perfect blend of beaches, mountains, history, and affordability.

Stretching across diverse landscapes—from the pink sands of Elafonissi to the dramatic Samaria Gorge—it offers lifestyles for every taste. You can live in a Venetian port town, a mountain village surrounded by olive groves, or a beachside community with turquoise water at your doorstep.

The island is large enough that is has excellent infrastructure—hospitals, airports, expat communities—but it still feels authentically Greek.

Crete is ideal for retirees who want four-season sunshine without sacrificing culture, food, or modern conveniences. Property is more affordable here than better-known islands, and the climate is mild year-round.

It's also one of Greece's most welcoming regions, with a relaxed, friendly vibe that makes it easier for North Americans to settle in. You'll find established expat networks alongside traditional Greek village life.
This Ionian jewel is one of my personal favorites...
This lush northwestern island appeals to those seeking European sophistication with a Greek soul.

Unlike the stark white-and-blue islands of the Aegean, this island is green… covered in cypress trees, olive groves, and flowers. Its Venetian and British colonial history gives it a unique architectural charm—think pastel-colored villas and elegant town squares.

It's known for its refined atmosphere, excellent restaurants, and strong international community. It's perfect for expats wanting a more sophisticated island lifestyle without the party scene of Mykonos or Santorini.

This island feels like the Greek Riviera—cultured, established, and effortlessly elegant. While it's not the cheapest option, it's popular with British, Italian, and American retirees seeking an upscale yet authentic experience.

You'll find excellent infrastructure, English-speaking services, and a climate that's slightly cooler and greener than the rest of Greece. And the beaches here rival any in the Mediterranean.
Expats we know here call this “Greece's Best-Kept Secret”…
“Greece's Best-Kept Secret” is an island that appeals to those seeking dramatic natural beauty without the tourist crowds.

It boasts stunning beaches—including one with powdery white sand and impossibly turquoise water that will make your jaw drop.

The island also offers rugged mountains, underground caves, and traditional, postcard-worthy villages.

It's known locally for its wine production, authentic Greek character, and a pace of life that's refreshingly slow.

This island is perfect for nature lovers and those seeking peace. It has good infrastructure, including a small airport, hospitals, and growing expat services.

It feels like Greece before mass tourism. Property prices remain reasonable, especially outside the main town, and the island is well-connected by ferry to the mainland and neighboring islands.

Along with those sparkling beaches, you’ll encounter genuine Greek hospitality and a landscape that’ll take your breath away.
The “Sailors' Secret” island is connected to the mainland…
This western island offers something unique… you can drive here!

A small bridge connects it to the mainland, giving you island living without the ferry hassle.

It's beloved for its sailing culture, dramatic cliffs, and some of planet earth’s best beaches. The main town has a charming, laid-back vibe with plenty of English-speaking expats and international residents.

This island is less touristy than its famous neighbors and has a cooler, milder feel in summer.

Property prices here are more affordable than better-known islands. It's our top choice for boaters, beach lovers, and those who want island beauty with mainland convenience… plus easy access to the rest of Greece by car.

That’s the end of our tour… for now…

And that’s just a taste of the top cities and regions on offer in Greece.

We'll explore more areas… and dig deeper into what day-to-day life is like in these places… during the Greece Online Workshop.

And remember, no matter where you settle in Greece, you'll have all these wonders (and many more) on your doorstep… to explore at your leisure.
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Is The Greek Life For You?
Don’t Let Another Day Pass You
​​​​​​​By Without Finding Out…

This is the best time to consider Greece—delay, and you risk missing out on a
Red Carpet-worthy set of benefits for investors and expats…  

The Greeks understood something we've forgotten—that life is meant to be savored, not rushed…

Their gods weren't distant or cold. They laughed, they ate, they celebrated.

And that spirit still lives in every taverna, every sunset, every seaside-cafe conversation.

But you really need to discover this ancient land of opportunity for yourself…

Especially now—before the current set of expat and investor benefits becomes history.

And now you have the chance to find out if Greece ticks your boxes… to see how and where to plan an extended stay…

In the quickest, most cost-effective way possible…

Our experts will be standing by to help you navigate all the twists and turns involved in living or investing in Greece…

So, if you decide it's right for you, you'll be ready to hit the ground running… with expert help at your side, every step of the way.

Our team of expats has done it all here: secured residency, found a home… made friends, set up bank accounts… purchased real estate, signed rental contracts…

And everything else that a new life anywhere requires.

We know Greece. We know what you need to know about living here. And we know the people here that can take you by the hand and guide you…

Your satisfaction for this event is 100% guaranteed.

You have nothing to lose and everything to gain… with a new life in sunny Greece in your future!

Give yourself the best start—sooner rather than later and in the best company—with our Greece Online Workshop.

I hope to see you log on!

Until then,

Here’s What’s Included In Your Registration…

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Complete access to a full day of education, discussion, and networking…
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We’re using a professional online event system. This provides high-definition video for both the individual presentations and the virtual tours of locations…
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Via online chat rooms and workshop participation, every attendee will have a chance to ask as many questions as they want. And every attendee will get access to contact information for every expert…
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You’ll get contact information for our tax specialists, property pros, residency attorneys, bankers, and retirement consultants…
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Once the event is over, every attendee will receive a complete set of professionally edited video recordings—you’ll have lifetime, on-demand access with the option to download everything…
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Your satisfaction is guaranteed—for the education portion, the experts, and the event system itself. You’re also fully protected if you decide to cancel before the event starts. Depending on the timing of the request, we’ll either give you a full credit or refund 100% of your money…
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You won’t have to spend money on travel and hotels, and neither will we. We’re shifting those savings to you, and the result is an admission fee that is about 1/4 of the cost of our in-person events…
This is not a series of boring and complicated university lectures…

This is straight-talking, tell-me-how-to-do-it information that everyone can understand.

Join us and you’ll leave the event ready to take action. Guaranteed.

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“It was my first seminar, and I was so impressed by the quality of how it was run as well as the carefully chosen topics.

“I was not sure what to expect and I am more than satisfied. I was able to talk to professionals and expats. I am going back with a treasure of information.”
‐‐Valerie Boquet, United States

A PERSONAL GUARANTEE FROM OUR PRESIDENT, KATHLEEN PEDDICORD 

This is the easiest and best way to help you consider, design, and follow through on the plan and strategy that suits you best in Greece.

Right now, you’ll have to take my word for it…

However, if, after attending our Greece Online Workshop, you don’t agree—no problem…

You’re fully protected by our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee that grants you full credit toward another event or publication.

Likewise, there is no cancellation fee if you change your mind prior to the event’s start.

We’re here to help—and we’d love to make your dream of living in Greece a reality!

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“We were truly blessed to have the advantage of [your] experience, networking, business connections, and organization to offer a conference that offered the best and brightest minds from all over the world on a vast number of subjects.

“I was amazed at the depth of information. The speakers were generous in their advice. I will continue to use the connections established at this conference… Thank you.”
‐‐Barbara P., United States

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Because most mornings, you'll wake up to the sounds of seabirds… the scent of salty air… and the warmth of the Mediterranean sun through your open window.

    You won’t need an alarm clock here… or snow shovels… or cable news, for that matter.

    You may not know Greek (yet!), but your neighbors will wave to you, and you’ll greet them with "kalimera!” as you head out toward your favorite little nook at the nearby beach.

    Greece doesn't just offer you an affordable place by the sea to live…

    It inspires you with a way of life you thought was lost forever… a simple, kind, and effortless lifestyle…

    Where you’re one with the earth and the sea…

    Where you feel both humbled and exhilarated to walk the same lands where ancient warriors, philosophers, poets, and—some say—gods once roamed.

    Time here moves at its own pace... meals stretch into conversations that last until sunset... and nobody apologizes for taking the day off.

    You'll spend your mornings walking streets that have been walked for thousands of years...

    Your afternoons swimming in water so clear you can see your toes twenty feet down...

    And your evenings watching the sky turn pink over the Mediterranean.

    The olive trees here are older than countries. The mountains touch the sea. And the food tastes like it was grown in your backyard… because it probably was.

    You'll learn to say "siga siga" (slowly, slowly) and actually mean it…

    You'll start noticing the colors, the scents, and the sounds of life…

    And you’ll enjoy it all at a fraction of what you're paying now.

    Greece doesn't ask you to work harder or earn more or prove yourself…

    In fact, it boasts some of the easiest residency rules in Europe.

    All it asks of you is to slow down, pay attention, and savor what it has to offer.

    Your mornings by the sea are waiting... your table at the taverna is ready...

    Your new life—the one where you stop rushing and start living—is here in Greece.

    All you have to do is take the next step…

    Save your spot for the Greece Online Workshop, and we’ll take you by the hand.

  • All the information, video sessions, and expert interaction is done online.

    Our professional online event system features an online chat system, and every talk will have a question center…

    During most presentations, we’ll take time to address the question over live video. We also have time slots set aside for general Q&A sessions.

    In addition, everything is recorded for on-demand playback. Access to these recordings is yours for life—you can even download the videos to your device if you prefer.

    Elite Attendees: Your bonus videos and guides on living and investing in Greece will be available via both your MyLibrary account and an Elite Access-only section of the Online Workshop website. You’ll be provided instructions to access your Elite package, but our Elite Events Concierge is standing by if you need additional support.

  • The Greece Online Workshop is all about convenience for you…

    So, even though Greece is currently seven hours ahead of Eastern Daylight Time (EDT), we’ve scheduled the LIVE sessions so that you won’t have to wake up in the middle of the night!

    Thursday, Feb. 19, 2026 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. EST (USA Eastern Time Zone)

    Regardless of the times, remember: every live session will be recorded and available for on-demand video playback… so you’ll never miss anything.

    In addition, access to the video recordings and reports will be yours for life.

  • A No-Questions-Asked, Satisfaction Guarantee is in place.

    We are completely confident in the information you’ll access during the event, as well as our premium online event system.

    Right now, you’ll have to take our word for it. However, if, after attending our Greece Online Workshop, you don’t agree—no problem...

    Like everything we publish, it comes with our no-hassle satisfaction guarantee. If, during or after the event, you’re unsatisfied with the experience, we’ll provide you with a full 100% credit toward other Live And Invest Overseas events or publications, provided you ask within a week of the event’s start date.

    Likewise, there is no cancellation fee prior to the event’s start.

  • Yes! Right now, the First 50 Discount is available, saving you $100 off the regular price—a full 25% off. However, this discount is only available for the first 50 people to sign up for the event.

    Act now and you’ll get complete access to the entire event, including the recorded coverage of everything afterwards, for only $395 $295.

    If you are an active subscriber or member of Overseas Living Letter, Simon Letter, Global Property Advisor, or Overseas Living Elite, you may qualify for a further discount—this discount should be automatically applied (you’ll see a message above the RSVP options)…

    You can also call us, toll-free from North America, at 1-888-627-8834… or, internationally, at 1-443-599-1221. You can also get in touch now by email here.

  • claudiaYes! Our friendly Events Team would love to hear from you…

    Claudia and the rest of our staff can help you every step of the way.

    They can find an answer to every question you have about the event, including the discounts for which you qualify…

    Get in touch now!

    Send us an email or call us, toll-free from North America, at 1 888 546 5169... or, elsewhere, at 1-443-599-1221.

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