Posted in Electricity news/ DEH, Finances/economy on February 18, 2019| 1 Comment »
‘How about we don’t pay these bills and hope, in the meantime, someone steals our identity.’
It is now possible to pay your electricity, phone and water bill and also payments for ENFIA, road tax, state insurance at the courier businesses.
Posted in Finances/economy on January 3, 2019| Leave a Comment »
The road tax for your car for 2019 can be paid until the 11th of January. Find the post on the road tax for 2019 and see how you can pay.
See the article here
Posted in Finances/economy on November 28, 2018| 2 Comments »
Road tax for 2019 can be paid from yesterday. You have to pay it before December 31. You might not be able to print the form immediately because many people are trying. All you need is the owners of the car’s tax number and the license plate. Payable via Greek e-banking. Not sure abroad.
Go to the following website: http://www.gsis.gr and click where the arrow is
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Fill in your Greek tax number and the number plate of your car
If all is ok this should show up
You can now print your payment sheet. See on the same sheet εκτύπωση
Posted in Finances/economy on October 4, 2018| Leave a Comment »
After three years and three months, Greece will lift the cap on cash withdrawals as of 1. October 2018. It herewith completes the so-called “second pillar” of Capital Controls imposed in the country the end of June 2015. However, some restrictions will remain with regards to the transfer of money abroad and withdrawing money abroad.
For the rest of the article see: capital control
Posted in Finances/economy on September 20, 2018| 1 Comment »
Piraeus bank on Skopelos is closing, unfortunately. Due to cutbacks in personnel throughout Greece this branch office of Piraeus bank will close on the 10th of October. There is a branch office in Skiathos.
Posted in Finances/economy on July 20, 2018| Leave a Comment »
I have made a mistake in assuming that all banks take a commission if you withdraw money from their ATM. It doesn’t depend on the ATM of the bank that you use but on the bank that you withdraw the money from. I am sorry if I caused confusion. So if you have your National Bank of Greece card and you withdraw money from a ATM of the National Bank of Greece you will not be charged. If you use another card from another bank there you can be charged. It depends on the bank. Sorry again.
Posted in Finances/economy on July 17, 2018| 4 Comments »
The National Bank of Greece charges two euro’s when you take out money of their ATM’s. A new policy ?
