Since 2013, Greece’s €250,000 (USD 275,000) property Golden Visa lets applicants aged 14+ obtain permanent residence in one step for the principal, spouse, children under 21 (as of filing), and both sets of parents — three generations together.
With permanent residence you access Greece’s public healthcare and education systems and visa-free travel across 29 Schengen countries plus Cyprus (Schengen candidate).
Select a Greece property project and sign with Globevisa
After a €100,000 (USD 110,000) deposit, the property is reserved and a reservation agreement is signed
Sign a power of attorney in parallel
Sign the final contract and apply for land registration
Immigration authority decision within ~40 days
All applicants enter Greece for fingerprinting
Wait for the residence card to be produced
"Six years ago our family of five settled in Greece. We chose Greece for its deep history — our first site visit won everyone over. In five days we secured a villa — sea views, school around the corner, almost too convenient."
"Globevisa’s strengths: transparent pricing without markups, and a team that is diligent and client-first. That is why we chose them. Annual renewals and tax filings are still handled by Globevisa — we feel secure."
"Price matters, but so does service and institutional scale. Searching online and asking friends, I learned Globevisa has offices worldwide — that scale made the decision."
"Among agents, Globevisa stood out for scale, staffing, and professionalism — that is why we entrusted our immigration project to them."
From 1 September 2024, Greece runs three parallel investment tiers:
"Cannot work" means you may not take a local Greek job that displaces residents — but you can work for a non-Greek employer, start a company (with a Greek legal representative), or live on rental income.
The property used for the initial application must be held to maintain residence (property and status are linked). After EU long-term residence or citizenship eligibility, you may sell without affecting status.
Transfers from the principal’s personal account are clearest, but Greece also accepts transfers from close relatives (spouse, parents) with relationship evidence at transfer.
Worldwide taxation applies to Greek tax residents, judged mainly by days of presence. Holding a residence card without long stays usually does not create tax residency.
Public health insurance (about €100–600/year, ~USD 110–660) covers full public care; private insurance (~€200/year, ~USD 220, immigration requirement) complements it for 24/7 coverage. Under the "pharmacy separation" system, medicines are inexpensive (common drugs about €1–5, ~USD 1–6; antibiotics typically under €7, ~USD 8).
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