Warwick is usually pretty accurate but on this occasion I think he might be a tad optimistic.skotia wrote:If it's anything like Warwick suggests, ...
Getting professionally established here is a bloody nightmare if you (a) aren’t fluent in the language and (b) aren’t au fait with the extraordinary bureaucracy, delay, petty-mindedness, etc., etc. I had to employ local Greek lawyers to get me set up – it took 8 months and over € 8,000 – and they managed to lose my original birth certificate into the bargain!! To be perfectly honest, I cannot remember what and how many hoops I had to get through to start up – I would rather erase that part of history!!
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