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Tpebop

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I was asked today by a british couple about moving post brexit. It is extremely difficult.first you have the 90 day rule meaning you have to leave after 3 months.So In that time , you have to either find a landlord willing to give a contract or purchase a property.To do the latter you must employ a greek lawyer & a greek accountant.then you can apply for a biometric residents card ( mine took 2 months & many visits to the greek police.you need the card to apply for a greek driving licence. ( you cannot drive long term on a UK licence ) . Once yoy reach 76 you cannot rent a car . Also need the card to apply for IKA book.that entitles you to health care.proof of address is required to get a phone line & broadband.you also need a contract or property deeds to get water & electric supply.a landlord may already have those & you will get the bills from them .
I am so gratefull I moved before Brexit.
 
another expense is getting UK bank statements translated into greek.needed to apply for residents bio metric card. that was not cheap@ 180 euros.
 
I moved to Rhodes last year and can relate to some of this. Finding a decent long-term rental took longer than expected, but once I connected with the right people locally, it got easier. If you’re bringing a lot of stuff, I used residential movers who knew the process and local logistics pretty well—it took a load off my plate, especially with customs and ferry schedules being a bit unpredictable.
 
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Tips for Exploring the Ancient City of Kamiros

I might go to Rhodes and would really like to visit the Ancient City of Kamiros while I’m there. I love exploring archaeological sites, and from the photos and information I’ve seen, Kamiros looks fascinating. I’m especially interested in seeing the layout of the ancient city and learning more about what daily life would have been like there.

For those who have visited, do you have any tips for making the most of the experience? How much time would you recommend allowing to explore the site without feeling rushed? Is there enough information posted around the ruins, or would it be helpful to read about the history beforehand or bring a guidebook?

I’d also love to know about practical details, such as the best time of day to visit, how much walking is involved, and whether there are any other nearby places worth combining with Kamiros on the same day.

New outdoor pool on rhodes

an Olympic sized pool will be ready by 2028

LIMNI BEACH near Appolikia Rhodes

new sign posts for the beach went up this month august 2026 so much easier to find

Faliraki Water Park largest in europe

this year it opens on 4th may 2026

shop & tavernas etc starting to open

tourists are arriving now so rhodes is starting to come back to life
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