Workation by country
Workation in Greece
Greece is one hour ahead of German time, so meetings shift slightly into the afternoon. Athens and Thessaloniki have the best infrastructure. Islands like Crete, Paros or Naxos are quieter off-season, but ferries and accommodation are more limited then.
- Places
- 23
- Avg. living & housing / month
- ~1,333 €
- estimated, average across all places
- Avg. internet
- 55 Mbit/s
- Best workation score
- 72/100
- Thessaloniki
Entry
EU – no visa
EU free movement: entry with ID card, no time limit.
Applies to German citizens with a passport, short stays. Check with the Foreign Office before you travel.
All places in Greece
Sorted by workation score. Monthly climate, coworking and sources are on each place's page.
Thessaloniki🇬🇷
Athens🇬🇷
Ermoupoli🇬🇷
Chania🇬🇷
Heraklion🇬🇷
Paros🇬🇷
Patras🇬🇷
Kalamata🇬🇷
Corfu🇬🇷
Rethymno🇬🇷
Ioannina🇬🇷
Rhodes🇬🇷
Naxos🇬🇷
Volos🇬🇷
Lefkada🇬🇷
Santorini🇬🇷
Kos🇬🇷
Mykonos🇬🇷
Nafplio🇬🇷
Kefalonia🇬🇷
Milos🇬🇷
Zakynthos🇬🇷
Skiathos🇬🇷
Frequently asked questions about a workation in Greece
How many workation places in Greece does WorkationBase list?
23 places. The highest rated are Thessaloniki, Athens, and Ermoupoli.
How much does a workation in Greece cost?
Estimated living and housing costs average around €1,333 per month. The cheapest is Thessaloniki at about €1,100, the most expensive Mykonos at about €2,400.
How good is the internet for a workation in Greece?
On average 55 Mbit/s across the places we track. Fastest: Kalamata with 80 Mbit/s.
Do I need a visa for a workation in Greece?
For Germans: EU – no visa. EU free movement: entry with ID card, no time limit. Whether and how long you may work there also depends on your employer, social security and tax law.
Workation in other countries
Data: WorkationBase, as of 09/2026. Sources and details on each place's page.