How much?
The statutory threshold is the starting point — not the entire assessment.
Explore financial investment routes available under Greece's investor residence framework — from qualifying funds and Greek government bonds to regulated investment structures.
It is where the capital goes, how the investment is structured, what it invests in, who manages or holds it, and whether the arrangement satisfies the applicable residence framework.
The statutory threshold is the starting point — not the entire assessment.
Shares, bonds, funds, deposits and other structures can have very different requirements.
The investment vehicle, issuer, institution or manager needs to fit the relevant framework.
Holding, custody and evidence requirements matter after the initial investment is made.
The financial route should be identified before an investor commits capital. These categories provide a framework for understanding the available pathways.
Qualifying shares, corporate bonds and/or Greek government bonds traded on regulated markets or multilateral trading facilities operating in Greece.
A qualifying investment in Greek government bonds with a minimum acquisition value of €500,000 and at least three years of remaining maturity at the time of purchase.
Qualifying mutual fund structures meeting the statutory requirements, including the applicable asset and investment conditions.
Qualifying alternative investment structures meeting the applicable statutory requirements and investing exclusively in Greece.
A qualifying capital contribution into newly issued shares or bonds of an eligible Greek company, subject to the applicable requirements.
A qualifying capital contribution into an eligible Greek real-estate investment company structure operating under the applicable framework.
Qualifying E.K.E.S. or A.K.E.S. structures meeting the applicable requirements and investing exclusively in businesses with a presence in Greece.
A qualifying fixed-term deposit with a Greek credit institution, subject to the applicable duration, renewal and documentation requirements.
Two investments can have the same price and completely different legal characteristics. The investment amount is only one part of the assessment.
A qualifying investment is not simply selected from a menu. The route needs to be understood, verified and properly documented.
Understand whether the investor is looking for securities, managed funds, Greek business exposure, government bonds, deposits or another qualifying structure.
Match the intended strategy against the applicable statutory category and investment threshold.
Confirm the relevant fund, organisation, issuer, intermediary, custody arrangements and regulatory requirements.
Complete the investment through the appropriate financial institution or intermediary and according to the relevant requirements.
The investment and its continued holding need to be capable of being evidenced throughout the relevant residence process.
The objective is not to push an investor toward the first qualifying product available. The right route depends on objectives, risk tolerance, liquidity requirements and wider investment strategy — with the residence requirements assessed alongside those considerations.
Discuss Your Investment StrategyWe focus on the points that determine whether an intended financial investment can actually support the residence strategy.
Is the investment vehicle actually within the applicable statutory category?
Does the fund, organisation, issuer or instrument satisfy the relevant requirements?
Where is the investment held and how can the investment be documented?
Can the investment and its continued holding be properly certified?
Financial investment routes can look simple on paper. The details are where eligibility is determined.
Let's determine which investment structure makes sense for your objectives and how the relevant Golden Visa requirements apply.
Legal information. The investment categories and thresholds presented on this page are provided for general informational purposes and do not constitute legal, tax, immigration, financial or investment advice. Eligibility depends on the specific investment structure, applicant circumstances, required documentation and legislation in force at the relevant time. Financial investments may involve market, liquidity, issuer and other investment risks.