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Steve
Mon, 14 Feb 2022 10:29 EST
Visa inquiries
Do British citizens need a travel visa to visit Greece.
Judith Neil Abatzidou Ex patriot
Sun, 3 Feb 2019 09:40 EST
Royal Academy of Dance Teaching Diploma attained March 1990
I need infomation how my diploma can be evaluated in Greece as I have been offered work in China and I need the Greek foreign to legalise it so it will be accepted by the Chinese Consulate.Greek id AP3332409
Jane boutle
Tue, 11 Sep 2018 03:03 EDT
Thank you
Just want to thank the wonderful staff who were very helpful and caring in locating my son they leased with the London office to find him .Thank you once again .
esfandiyar
Wed, 1 Nov 2017 04:49 EDT
urgent request
greeting
dear sir/lady
i am esfandiyar taheri
i am looking for asylum, i came from iran
i spent four years in prison , because i am spy for america and israel.
after 4 years in prison i was released and decided to leave iran, because i had no security there.aftr i was released i went to turkey for a near 1 month.then to the island of lesvos.stayed there for 8 months.were i live in tent with bad conditions.then came to athens and stayed 7 months.
please respond to me , thank you
your sincerely
ESFANDIYAR TAHERI
FROM IRAN
TEL; 00306942538898
EMAIL; esfandiyartaheri111@gmail.com
Duzha
Tue, 13 Dec 2016 18:07 EST
Lutfy
Hello haw are you. Andrew. The ambasy not rispondinga. Am royal family mi to go in unted ckindom im in italia
abbas shamas
Fri, 27 Feb 2015 16:36 EST
Hello i froom pakistan my wif from romania i hav permonent kard famli mimber of unin stizan i need visa for uk
Oleg
Thu, 19 Feb 2015 10:54 EST
Tsvyatko
Hello. I am a citizen of Ukraine. have a card of permanent residence in Greece.adia diamonis(as client family member).can I visit the UK as a tourist?do I need a visa?I need to be 4 - 5 days. do I need to have an invitation?
Moron has
Mon, 2 Feb 2015 11:28 EST
Spoken..
What is wrong with your govt and one of your talking heads; your minister of finances? "Greece situation is a threat to the world economy", he said today. Is he a moron or he is smoking something? Never mind the globalization, inequality, poverty, terror of brutal capitalism, hegemony of the elite 1%-10%, hidng of at least 2 trillion dollars worth of stolen wealth by the elite (London is the biggest place they hide heir loot) and all other things that are in place to favour the elite and exploit the people of the world. Now he comes up with this, when poor victims of people like him and his govt stand up for their survival and justice, as "biggest threat to global economy:. What a moron or tallking head by those who are now becoming afraid that the uprising is taking place in Greece and soon to spread around the world. This is the "threat" to global hegemony to American, British , German and any other country's exploitators who managed to ruin the economies of the world in such a way that it only serves them, while the rest of us are doomed to become their modern age slaves.
Yes from that point of view, Greece does represent the threat to YOUR GLOBAL ECONOMY but SALVATION TO OUR GLOBAL ECONOMY. "OUR" means us the majority of people of the world who you managed to enslave using your "democracy" that is nothing but corpeoratism, the worse stage of cpitalism, designed to only serve and enrich you and your kind.
The critical mass of sufferers and victims of your terror is rising and as in Greece it'll rise to that critical level everywhere thus we will rise up and shake the terror of corporitism once and for all. The true terrorist of the modern world are you and your kind. Others, that you call terrorist are only reaction to your terror by violence you use on them, thus they are in fact freedom fighters. Hopefully this new movement will work itself by peaceful means. This if you do not reach for arms in your hands, thus trigger an all out revolution. Join us in solving this terrible problem you brought about and we'll all live in peace and prosperity.
Bravo GREECE, SPAIN....and many and all to come.
Andrew Lawrence
Tue, 2 Sep 2014 08:10 EDT
I still have not got my pension from IKA!!
Dear Sir/Madam,
I made application for my pension when I returned to the UK over two years ago and still I do not know what is happeneing. My concerns are two fold. Firstly I have moved address to:
23 Alexandria Road
Sidmouth
Devon
EX10 9HD
UK
28th April 2014
My old address was:
5 Oak Hill Cross Road
Teignmouth
Devon
TQ14 8TN
UK
I wrote to Panayoita Petropoulou IKA at 14-16 Nikiphorou Street Athens to tell her of my change of address but have not heard anything.I want to be sure that my address and contact details have been up-dated!
Secondly, I also asked her for information about when I might receive my pension but have heard nothing. These are our details.
My details
AMKA 09104801312
AMA 3283725
Wife’s details
AMA 2084389
AMKA 27094400564
I am not sure what we can do. I tried contacting the Greek Embassy in London but have not heard anything from them. So your office is my last hope. IKA have all papers necessary to process my application. This includes our marriage certificate and birth certificates and The National Insurance Stamp papers for contributions have been sent to IKA - I have done everything they have asked.
I would love to think you can help please - we are living on a very small income and my IKA pension would help. I will send all further information required. I lived and work in Patras during my 17 years in Greece.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Andrew Lawrence

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