Greece is located in Southeastern Europe and occupies the southern part of the Balkan Peninsula and multiple islands of the Mediterranean Sea and consists of 7 decentralized administrations, which in turn are divided into peripheries and municipalities. The Golden Visa program operates throughout the country. Investments in real estate worth 800,000 euros or more are possible in the areas of the Northern, Central and Southern sectors of Athens, the municipality of Vari Voula Vouliagmeni in Attica, in several municipalities of the city of Thessaloniki and on the islands of Santorini and Mykonos. In other regions, the required investment amount starts from 400,000 euros.
The threshold of €250,000 remains as an exception for properties purchased for renovation or conversion into residential space.
Personal income tax is calculated on a progressive scale: 9% on annual income up to €10,000; 22% on income between €10,000 and €20,000; 28% on income between €20,000 and €30,000; 36% on income between €30,000 and €40,000; income exceeding €40,000 is taxed at 44%.
Corporate tax is 22%, VAT is 24%, and the property purchase tax is only 3.09%. The capital gains tax is 1%. Withholding tax on dividends is 5%, on interest 15%, on royalties 20%, and on technical, management, consulting, and other services 20%.
Inheritance tax is levied on inherited movable and immovable property. The tax is calculated using progressive rates from 1% to 40%, depending on the degree of kinship and several other factors. Gift tax also applies to donations, including from parents, at progressive rates that depend on the value and type of the asset, as well as the relationship between the parties.
INFIA — This tax consists of a main and an additional tax, calculated at specific rates based on property area, applying a number of coefficients that take into account location, type of use, etc.
Wealth tax is also calculated on a progressive scale: 9% on income up to €10,000 per year; 22% on income from €10,000 to €20,000; 28% on income from €20,000 to €30,000; 36% on income from €30,000 to €40,000; income exceeding €40,000 is taxed at 44%.
The Non-Dom regime in Greece provides for a fixed annual tax of €100,000 on worldwide-sourced income for 15 years for individuals who transfer their tax residency to Greece.
Legal entities are excluded from the scope of this legislation.
Under certain conditions, you may benefit from an alternative tax arrangement: paying a flat annual amount of €100,000 and being fully exempt from tax on any foreign income, regardless of its size.
This status also extends to the applicant's relatives, provided the main applicant pays an additional €20,000 tax per relative.
The Non-Dom regime can apply for a maximum of 15 years and may be terminated at any time during this period if the applicants fail to fulfill their obligations or apply for withdrawal from the status.
Banking assistance (local and offshore accounts)
Tax Identification Number
Company registration/incorporation (local and offshore companies)
Police reports for approved clients
Local SIM card
Proof of address (Lease Agreement + Utility bill)
Getting a driver's license
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