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We did what Jean is describing two years ago. It cost us around €400. Once signed and witnessed with a Notary, you take the Contract to your local Registrar who registers it.

My advise regarding utility bills and because it suits me personally, is to opt in for receiving bills via email wherever possible. The Electricity company are great at sending them, with an English language option and it is very straightforward to pay them. I still receive my Water bills through th...

Thank you Warwick. I shall err on the side of caution.

Should I want to go the KEP route, what documentation is required please?

I don't know if free entrance to the Aptera ruins is for village residents only but it is worth checking, which I will do.

And we get free entry into seeing the ruins at Aptera because we live in the village.

Hope you all had a happy Christmas and wishing you a peaceful, healthy 2019 !

And to you

I fairly regularly text my daughter in the UK without a problem, using Vodafone. In fact it more often than not arrives with her immediately. Other than ensuring you have prefixed the number you are sending to correctly, I cannot think of anything to suggest. I hope that you can find resolution.

Which area of Crete do you live in please Daisy?

Thank you Warwick.

Lynn

SYNKA in Kalyves do have a box, at the front of the shop.

A warm welcome

Sorry to hear that! I have no direct experience, however as your records will be on file at the Police station you attended, then with appropriate ID, eg Passport, I would think that the process should be straightforward. Do you have photocopies? They may be useful. Also, have in mind that some Poli...

One of starfishe's numbers is the same as one of scooby's.