Real Estate Investments FAQs

Read below our answers  to frequently asked questions

What are the main steps to purchase property in Greece?
• Check titles and debts
• Obtain a Greek Tax ID (AFM)
• Open a bank account
• Notarised purchase deed
• Registration in the Land Registry

We handle the entire process to ensure legality, speed, and security.

What is the Golden Visa program and which areas does it cover?
Minimum investment varies by location:
• €250,000 in regional areas
• €500,000 in Athens, Thessaloniki, Mykonos, and Santorini
• €800,000 in specific high-demand “prime” locations (e.g., central Athens, coastal areas, premium tourist zones)

We guide you in selecting the right location according to your goals and budget.

Can I invest in property without applying for a Golden Visa?
Yes. Many investors choose Greece for rental yields (3–8% annually) or market appreciation. Golden Visa is an additional benefit, not a requirement. We find properties tailored to your investment goals.
Are there costs and fees when buying property?
Yes, basic costs include:
• Transfer tax
• Notary and lawyer fees
• Land Registry fees
• Real estate agent fees

We provide a clear overview of total costs upfront.

How can I sell property in Greece?
The process involves title verification, notarised deed, and registration in the Land Registry. We provide full legal and tax support for a smooth and secure sale.
Do I need a bank account in Greece to buy or sell property?
Yes, necessary for payments and tax obligations. We guide you to open an account easily, even if you are not permanently in Greece.
What do I need to rent my property on Airbnb?
Property registry number with the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) and compliance with local regulations. We provide full support to legally and efficiently rent your property.
Can I buy property in the name of a company?
Yes, many investors buy through a company (e.g., IKE) to gain tax benefits and better management. We advise which structure is most suitable for you.