Greece

🏡 Can Foreigners Buy Property in Greece? Yes! Non-EU citizens can purchase property in Greece with very few restrictions. Greece welcomes foreign investment in real estate, with options to obtain residency through property purchase. 🏛️ Legal Steps to Buy Property Choose your property and negotiate the price Hire a lawyer for due diligence (title search, […]

Naturalization is the process by which a non-EU foreigner legally acquires Greek citizenship after fulfilling certain conditions. This grants you full rights as a Greek and EU citizen, including voting, work, and travel freedoms. 📅 Residency Requirements To apply, you generally must have: Resided legally in Greece for 7 consecutive years Held a valid residence

Yes — if you live, work, or earn income in Greece, you are generally required to file and pay taxes, even as a foreigner. Whether you are a resident or non-resident, Greece taxes certain types of income and requires all individuals with a Greek AFM (tax number) to comply with annual tax obligations. 🏠 Tax

If you’re a non-EU freelancer or self-employed person in Greece, you’re required by law to register with EFKA, the national social security body. Your contributions grant access to healthcare, pension, and insurance benefits — and are mandatory for legal residence or work permits. 🏢 Key Terms to Know EFKA (Unified Social Security Fund): Oversees all

If you plan to live, work, or start a business in Greece, you’ll need two key numbers: AFM (ΑΦΜ) – Greek Tax Identification Number AMKA (ΑΜΚΑ) – Greek Social Security Number Both are required for signing contracts, opening bank accounts, getting health insurance, and applying for most residence permits. 🧾 What Is AFM? AFM (Arithmos