Greece

Greece is a Mediterranean treasure. When you visit Greece, you‘ll wonder if you‘re in heaven. Due to its historic ruins, white–sand beaches, breathtaking scenery, and mouthwatering food, you will have a beautiful experience in a location full of beauty and history. Every piece of land, and every city, has a beautiful story waiting to be told.

Athens serves as the capital and is one of the oldest cities in the world with lots of heritage, numerous museums, temples, ruins, and shrines everywhere.

Once a resident for 7 years, residents may apply for Greek citizenship and benefit from even more advantages associated with Greek citizenship.

Why Do People Want to Live in Greece?

Why Invest in Greece?

Schengen Zone Access

Greece’s residency program allows travel without a visa in the Schengen Area, enabling residents and their families to travel around Europe with ease.

No Minimum Stay Requirement

This is not the case for other residency programs, but Greece does not require you to live in the country, providing investors flexibility.

Family Inclusion

The residency permit also allows for the investor's spouse, children, and parents which allows the family to enjoy the benefits as well.

No Tax Residency Obligation

Greece allows financial flexibility by not taxing citizens who do not live in the country.

No Language Requirement

Unlike other residency programs, Greece doesn’t require you to live in the country, giving investors flexibility.

Pathway to Citizenship

Wait for 7 years of residency and you are able to apply for Greek citizenship, which allows you to live, work, and study in any country in the European Union. A whole new world awaits in education, business, and personal freedom.

Benefits Offered by Government of Greece to its Citizens

Greece citizenship Visa-Free Travel Around the World Greek citizen holders are eligible for travel to in–excess of 180 countries without a visa.

Greece permits dual citizenship which does allow for consideration of investors not having to giving up their original nationality, therefore this is a flexible option for individuals who call themselves global citizens.

This is Greece’s state-run system offering social security services like free healthcare, pensions, and unemployment support.

Citizenship provides the privilege of participating in elections in Greece as well as the right to contribute to the democratic processes of the country.

Greek government-run schools provide free public education in primary, secondary and tertiary levels (Universities and Technological Educational Institute of Greece), and also focuses on specific areas of education, such as specialized high schools (Music, Arts, Multicultural high schools) through schools of the arts.

Greek citizenship may be inherited by descendants, which gives future generations the advantage of EU access to a more secure future.