The Greek Golden Visa offers different investment routes depending on the type, location and characteristics of the investment. The applicable minimum investment and conditions should always be confirmed based on the current legislation and your individual circumstances.

The programme is designed for eligible non-EU citizens who make a qualifying investment in Greece. Eligibility depends on the applicant, the chosen investment route and the applicable requirements at the time of application.

Not every property automatically qualifies for every investment route. The property's location, type, use, value and other characteristics can affect its eligibility. This is why the property should be assessed carefully before you commit to the investment.

The property is reviewed from a technical perspective before you move forward. Depending on the property and transaction, this can involve examining relevant documentation, planning and building considerations, the property's physical condition and potential technical issues that could affect the investment.

There is no single timeline that applies to every investor. The overall process can depend on property selection, documentation, technical and legal checks, transaction completion and the relevant administrative procedures. Your case is coordinated step by step so you understand what is happening at each stage.

A Golden Visa investment involves several professional disciplines. The process can involve an engineer, lawyer, notary, accountant and other relevant professionals. The goal is to coordinate these parts around your investment so that you have one clear point of communication throughout the journey.

The investment amount is not necessarily the only cost involved. Depending on the transaction, you may also have taxes, professional fees, notarial costs, technical costs, government or application fees and other property-related expenses. The exact costs should be assessed for your individual investment before proceeding.

Eligible family members may be included under the applicable Golden Visa framework, subject to the requirements in force at the time of application. Your individual family situation should be reviewed before the application is prepared.

The residence requirements of the Golden Visa programme are different from the rules that determine other matters such as tax residency. Your specific circumstances should therefore be considered separately, particularly if you plan to spend significant time in Greece or elsewhere.

Once a suitable property has been identified, the process can move into the relevant technical and legal checks, transaction coordination and preparation of the required documentation. The different professionals involved are coordinated around your case while you remain informed throughout the process.

A Golden Visa investment is not only an immigration process. The property itself is a significant part of your investment. Having a Dipl. Civil Engineer involved means the property can also be examined from a technical perspective before you commit, helping you make a more informed investment decision.