€800,000 — Property investment in designated areas
In areas where the higher investment threshold applies, let’s choose a property that meets the Golden Visa requirements.
Let’s evaluate property options that fit both your investment goals and the Golden Visa requirements. From property selection and legal checks to acquisition and the residence permit application, our professional teams coordinate the entire process.

Before acquisition, our legal and technical teams assess whether each property meets the relevant Golden Visa requirements.
In areas where the higher investment threshold applies, let’s choose a property that meets the Golden Visa requirements.
In areas where this investment threshold applies, let’s review options suited to your needs and the programme requirements.
Let’s assess qualifying properties converted to residential use or covered by listed-building status under the relevant special conditions. This route covers qualifying properties created through conversion from commercial to residential use. The minimum acquisition value is €250,000 and the investment must be made in a single property. There is no 120 m² minimum-area requirement for this category. The change of use must be completed before the Golden Visa application. Additional eligibility conditions apply to former industrial buildings.
The minimum property acquisition value is €800,000. The investment must be made in a single property. For built properties or properties with a building permit, the main-use area must be at least 120 m².
Applies in areas outside the €800,000 investment threshold. The minimum property acquisition value is €400,000. The investment must be made in a single property; for built properties, the main-use area must be at least 120 m².
Together with our legal and technical teams, we assess whether the property you select and your application meet the programme requirements.
With the Golden Visa, you may obtain a residence permit in Greece valid for five years.
Family members who meet the programme conditions may also benefit from residence permits.
You do not need to live continuously in Greece in order to renew your residence permit.
As long as you maintain the investment and the required conditions, the residence permit can be renewed in five-year periods.
Let’s choose a property aligned with your investment goals and plan your Golden Visa process from beginning to end. Our property advisors, lawyers and technical specialists coordinate every stage of the acquisition and residence permit application.
The final document list depends on your application circumstances and the selected investment route.
We assess your nationality, investment goals and family members, then build an application plan aligned with the programme requirements.
Together, we check your valid passport or recognised travel document and the required entry and lawful-stay documentation.
Our legal team reviews the ownership or contractual documents required for your selected investment type.
We plan for the investment amount to be fully paid before the application and for payments to be documented using accepted methods.
We bring together the documents relating to the purchase, payment and title registration for your application file.
We support you in arranging private health insurance that meets the requirements of your application.
For commercial-to-residential conversion routes, we coordinate the engineer’s report and documents evidencing the change of use with our technical team. For listed-building investments, we also complete the documentation relating to the building’s status and restoration conditions.
For the standard property route, the minimum is €800,000 in Attica, the Thessaloniki Regional Unit, Mykonos, Santorini and islands with more than 3,100 residents; the standard threshold is €400,000 in other regions. Special €250,000 routes exist for defined conversion and listed-property investments.
No. €250,000 is not a general market threshold. It applies to specific routes defined by law, including qualifying conversion-to-residential property and certain listed properties requiring restoration or reconstruction.
For the standard €800,000 and €400,000 property routes, built property is subject to the minimum 120 m² principal-use-area rule. The official change-of-use procedure expressly states that the 120 m² limit does not apply to that special €250,000 route.
Under the current rules, property acquired as the basis for the investor residence permit may not be used for short-term rental in the sharing economy and may not be sublet.
The permit is issued for five years and may be renewed for equal periods while the investment basis and the other conditions remain satisfied.
The law expressly states that periods of absence from the country do not prevent renewal of the permit.
No. The real-estate investor residence permit does not establish a right of access to employment.
The residence basis is tied to the investment. The law provides that in certain transfers to another third-country national the buyer may obtain the residence right with simultaneous revocation of the seller’s permit. The listed-property route also has a special restriction before restoration is complete.
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