Draft:Britons in Greece
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There are at least 18,000 Britons in Greece.[1] The British community in Greece is diverse, consisting of expatriates, retirees, and those with business ties. Many are drawn to Greece's climate, culture, and lifestyle. Popular areas for British expats include Athens, Crete, and the islands. There's often a supportive expat network, and English is commonly spoken in tourist areas. The British community in Greece is one of the largest expat communities from Europe, reflecting the strong ties between the two countries. Many Brits choose Greece for its picturesque landscapes, historic sites, and welcoming atmosphere.
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Total population | |
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18,000[1] | |
Regions with significant populations | |
Athens · Thessaloniki · Patras · Greek Islands · Crete | |
Languages | |
English (British) · Greek | |
Religion | |
Greek Orthodox · Protestantism · Anglicanism · Atheism · Agnosticism | |
Related ethnic groups | |
British people · British diaspora |
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