1. Application (to the local authority of the area where the property is located)

2. If represented by an attorney, a POA (in which the visa is mentioned, its day of issuance and its expiry date)

3. The contract (minimum value 250,000, not including other expenses) mentioning that the price has been paid in full upon signing of the contract (the money of the price needs to be sent to GREECE and not to an account of the seller abroad)

4. Registration certificate of the contract at the local Land Registry.

5. Certified copy of a valid passport or other travel document recognised by Greece with the valid national visa.

6. Original Passport (to be presented by the client when present for the fingerprints)

7. Copy of Visa for entering Greece (for some countries due to
reciprocity agreements, there is no visa, e.g. Israel)

8. 4 photos – suitable for passport with certain specifications applied (to be taken while in Greece preferably)

9. CD of photos saved in jpeg 2000 format.

10. Fingerprints – even if the application is made by the attorney, the client will have to come to Greece for the fingerprints. Fingerprints are to be given within 12 months from the date of the confirmation
receipt of the application.

11. Insurance policy with a Greek insurance provider with proper
coverage (to be arranged by the attorney). The cost is approx. 400 euros per annum. It has to be renewed every year. If this is not done, then the Golden Visa will be annulled.

12. A state fee of 2,000 euros, in the form of an electronic fee in
accordance with the provisions of Article 132 of Law 4251/2014 and of Article 38 of Law 4546/2018 (101 A), where appropriate.

13. A state fee of 16 euros in the form of an electronic fee, concerning the printing of the separate document (electronic residence permit).

14. A state fee of 150 euros in the form of an electronic fee, for each
family member accompanying the third-country national. The above third-country national may be accompanied by the family members for whom, at their request, an individual residence permit is issued, that expires together with the residence permit of the sponsor

Family members shall mean:

  a. Spouses;

  b. The partner with whom a third-country national has signed civil partnership in Greece;

   c. The direct unmarried descendants of the spouses, who are under the age of 21;

   d. Τhe direct unmarried descendants of the supporter or of the other spouse/partner, provided that their custody has been legally entrusted
to the sponsor (for his/her children) and to the other partner (for
his/her children), under the age of 21;

   e. The direct relatives of the spouses in the ascending line;

15. a) A certificate issued by the notary who drew up the purchase
contract or the notarial deed for the lease of hotel accommodation
facilities or furnished houses for tourists in complex tourist
accommodation facilities which certifies the personal data of the
parties contracted, the information concerning the property, the type of payment for the agreed price or hire and the specific information concerning the payment transaction, according to the provisions of
article 20 B, the existence, by chance, of a dissolving clause, as well as if the particular property has been used by the seller for the issuance of the permanent residence permit OR

b) A certificate issued by the notary (in case the sum paid during the property purchase was lower than two hundred and fifty (250,000) Euros but the current objective value of the property exceeds or is equal to the amount concerned and which should state that, “…According to the
result of the check conducted on contract No ……… for the purchase of property, the income of the property value was paid in full and the contract is NO longer subject to terms, conditions and time limits and the objective value of the property amounts to …”.

16. A certificate of encumbrance issued by the Land Registry or the national Cadastre attesting the non-existence of any encumbrance.

17. A certificate (issued by the Immigration Service) that the property has not been used in the past for the issuance of a permit, in case a third-country citizen/company acts as the seller.