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Greek Golden- Visa Benefits

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Expand your financial and lifestyle choices with a
Greek Golden Visa and gain visa-free access to
Europe for yourself and your family.

The Greek residency by investment (RBI) scheme even offers you the option of getting a second passport and becoming an EU citizen in 7 years.

Investment Requirements

To qualify for the Greek Golden Visa program, investors must comply with specific legal requirements. The law defines the payment structure, the type of asset acquired, the minimum investment value, the duration, and other key conditions. Importantly, all eligible investments must be carried out in Greece to secure residency. Your Golden Visa investment in Greece must meet specific criteria and the investment process requires certain specific steps.
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How It Works

The program requires investors to follow a strict step-by-step process to validate their investment. For real estate, only specific eligible properties qualify, and transactions must follow a government-regulated payment scheme. The same applies to financial products—such as term deposits and mutual funds—which must be pre-approved by the Greek Government in order to count towards the Golden Visa program. The Greek Golden Visa process requires specialized legal advice due to its cross- border nature and the wide scope of Greek and European legislation it involves, including real estate law (for property investments), tax law, banking law, immigration law, international taxation, and private international law. In addition, applicants must also meet specific requirements under Greek tax legislation and the EU’s AML framework, making expert legal guidance essential to ensure compliance and a successful Golden Visa application.
  • Critical Factors in Real Estate Investments: Property Value You may invest in real estate with a minimum value of €800,000 in Attica, Thessaloniki, Mykonos, Santorini, and islands with populations over 3,100, or €400,000 in other regions, provided it involves a single property of at least 120 sqm. For listed historic buildings requiring restoration, the minimum remains €250,000 regardless of location or size. Similarly, a €250,000 minimum applies.