Moving to Greece from China
Chinese citizens relocating to Greece generally need a residence route rather than a visa-free stay. Below are the main options we cover for Greece, plus how to find the one that fits your budget, income, family and goals. As an EU country, Greece can also offer Schengen access and, with genuine long-term residence, a potential path to citizenship.
Main routes — Greece
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Take the free matcher, or send us your details.
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We confirm the best-fit route for your situation.
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A licensed local partner handles the application end to end.
Common questions
As a non-EU nationality, you'll generally need a residence route rather than relying on visa-free entry for a long-term move. The options above are the common starting points; exact requirements depend on your situation and current rules.
It depends on your income, budget, family and goals. The free Global Route Matcher ranks the options for you in a few minutes, and a specialist can then confirm the best fit.
No. This is general route-matching information only, not legal advice.
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This is general route-matching information, not legal advice. Requirements vary by applicant, nationality and current rules; a professional review is recommended.