The AFM (ΑΦΜ) is your personal Greek Tax Identification Number. It is required for almost all legal and financial activities in Greece, from signing a lease to buying real estate, applying for a residence permit, or opening a bank account. Whether you’re moving to Greece or investing from abroad, getting an AFM is your first […]
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If you’re considering a move to Greece, you may be weighing three main legal pathways: the Golden Visa, the Financially Independent Person (FIP) Permit, or applying for Greek Citizenship. Each option has its own legal requirements, benefits, and limitations. This guide breaks down the differences so you can choose the best solution based on your
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Buying property in Greece offers tremendous lifestyle and investment potential — but it also comes with legal risks. Whether you’re buying a holiday home, rental property, or qualifying for a Golden Visa, legal due diligence is critical before signing any agreement. Here’s what every foreign buyer should know before investing in Greek real estate. 🛡
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If you’re legally living in Greece as a non-EU citizen, you may be eligible to bring your loved ones through the Family Reunification Residence Permit. This permit allows spouses, children, and dependent parents to live in Greece with you and benefit from residence rights under Greek and EU law. 🏛 Who Can Apply? To sponsor
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The FIP residence permit allows non-EU citizens to legally reside in Greece without employment, provided they can prove sufficient passive income. It’s ideal for retirees, digital nomads, and self-funded individuals who want to enjoy life in Greece. 🧾 What Is the FIP Permit? The Financially Independent Person (FIP) permit is a 2-year residence permit (renewable)
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