Worldway Comprehensive News: Greece is one of the earliest countries to establish an education system in the world, with a rich historical background and outstanding contributions to educational thought globally. Among these, Greece places particular emphasis on basic education. Unlike China, which imposes significant academic pressure on children and follows a typical exam-oriented education system, Greece's basic education focuses more on independent thinking, leadership, logical reasoning, and especially moral education. The Greek education system is somewhat similar to China's, also implementing a nine-year compulsory education system. Public primary and secondary schools are funded by the government, with no tuition fees, while private schools charge tuition fees ranging from 3,000 to 10,000 euros, offering excellent value for money.
Degrees from Greece are internationally recognized, allowing students to apply for better and higher-level institutions worldwide with Greek transcripts. If students choose to study in other EU countries, children of clients holding Greek green cards can also enjoy the benefits of EU students (tuition fees for EU students are generally 50-70% of those for international students).
At the same time, Greece mainly consists of public and private schools. In comparison, private schools offer richer educational resources, with most teachers coming from abroad and holding qualifications recognized across the EU. Additionally, since public schools in Greece teach in Greek, private schools are more suitable for clients who wish for their children to receive an English education. The annual fees for preschool education in private schools range from 2,000 to 3,000 euros, while primary and middle school fees range from 4,000 to 6,000 euros, and high school fees range from 6,000 to 9,000 euros.
In comparison, private schools in the United Kingdom charge between 10,000 to 30,000 pounds annually. In the United States, private school tuition alone can reach 30,000 to 40,000 dollars per year, not to mention other fees. The exorbitant fees of private schools in Beijing are shocking. In contrast, the cost-effectiveness of education in Greece is significantly higher.
Even more appealing is that Greece is both a member of the European Union and a Schengen country. Due to its important geographical location in Europe, many renowned foreign institutions have established branches in Greece. For instance, the University of Sheffield from the UK and the State University of New York have campuses in Greece. Additionally, some Greek schools collaborate with prestigious UK universities, such as the University of Manchester, the University of Kent, and City, University of London, to provide higher-level education. With the recent decline of the euro, now is an excellent time to invest in immigration to Greece for children.
