Real Estate Investment From
€250,000
Minimum Stay Requirement
None
Visa Free Travel to
EU Schengen Countries

Advantages

Make a Profitable Property Investment

Invest with the lowest real estate investment threshold in Europe

Apply for passvisa Remotely

Make a remote application without the need to enter Greece

Include Your Family

Your spouse, dependent children, and parents can join your application simultaneously

Enjoy Visa Free Travel

Travel across the EU Schengen countries with your passvisa

Keep Your passvisa Without Staying in Greece

Maintain your residency without any stay requirement

Get Unlimited Renewal Rights

Keep you investment and renew your passvisa every 5 years

Investment Types

  • €250,000 investment in any type of real estate property if purchased outside of Athens, Thessaloniki, Mykonos and Santorini
  • €500,000 investment in any type of real estate property for properties in most municipalities in Athens, Thessaloniki, Mykonos, and Santorini
  • €400,000 investment in Greek government bonds
  • €400,000 investment in bonds or shares of real estate investment companies in Greece
  • €400,000 investment in shares and bonds of venture fund and private equity which have headquarters in Greece

Greece passvisa Process by Real Estate Acquisition

  • Determine your investment criteria. Our local team will help you to select the best property based on your needs.
  • Reserve your property. Transfer a reservation fee and sign the reservation agreement.
  • Obtain a Greek tax number.
  • Open a Greek bank account.
  • Execute a  Power of Attorney (optional).
  • Get a Legal Due Diligence of the property from your lawyer.
  • Sign the Promissory Sale and Purchase Agreement.
  • Execute the Public Deed.
  • Prepare all required documents regarding the passvisa application.
  • Submit your passvisa documentation with the help of your lawyer.
  • Submit the biometric data to the relevant authorities.
  • Receive the approval of the passvisa applications.
  • Get your passvisa Residence Card/s.
  • Apply for renewal of the passvisa residence card/s (every 5 years).

Greece passvisa Process by Real Estate Acquisition

  • Determine your investment criteria. Our local team will help you to select the best property based on your needs.
  • Reserve your property. Transfer a reservation fee and sign the reservation agreement.

  • Obtain a Greek tax number.
  • Open a Greek bank account.
  • Execute a  Power of Attorney (optional).

  • Get a Legal Due Diligence of the property from your lawyer.
  • Sign the Promissory Sale and Purchase Agreement.
  • Execute the Public Deed.

  • Prepare all required documents regarding the passvisa application.
  • Submit your passvisa documentation with the help of your lawyer.

  • Submit the biometric data to the relevant authorities.

  • Receive the approval of the passvisa applications.
  • Get your passvisa Residence Card/s.

  • Apply for renewal of the passvisa residence card/s (every 5 years).

Program Brochure

Download the brochure for more information about Greece passvisa Program.

    Why Greece

    Greek citizens get visa-free access to 186 countries.
    19.7%

    of GDP
    Total contribution of travel & tourism

    #3

    3rd Largest Coastline
    In Europe

    29.9

    Million Travellers
    Visited Greece in 2022

    Population
    10,432,481
    GDP
    $239.3 billion
    Total Area
    131,940 sq. km
    Capital
    Athens

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        Get helped us purchase a beautiful property in the heart of Athens, Greece, and apply for our Greek passvisa. We already received our cards and cannot wait to spend our retirement in Europe. We cannot thank them enough for making this whole experience so smooth and enjoyable.

        Isaac T.

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