Resources

Here we have gathered everything you can read before we talk. Buying a property in Greece is not complicated, but it has stages, documents and costs that are good to understand in advance. If you prefer to first get familiar with the process and then ask — start with these pages.

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The materials are grouped by topic. Some are short and answer a single question, others go through the entire process in depth. You don't need to read everything — pick what matches the stage you are at.

Where to start

If you are interested in a property in Greece for the first time, the most useful order is the following.

  1. How we work — to see what the process looks like on our side and what is expected from you.
  2. Guides — the practical guide to purchase, costs, taxes and renting out.
  3. Frequently asked questions — short answers to the most common questions.

Then, depending on the question you are interested in, move on to the topic articles.

Guides

Practical guides on how a deal works — from the first viewing to the annual taxes. Here are the steps of the purchase, the acquisition costs, the documents, the taxation of rental income and the short-term rental registration. If you read only one page on the site, let it be this one.

Frequently asked questions

Short answers to the questions we receive most often: is a lawyer needed, what are the acquisition costs, what is AFM, how is rental income taxed, what is AMA for short-term rental, what happens if the property has a tenant. Each answer is short and specific — for details see the guides.

How we work

Description of the process from our side — what we do, what is expected from you and when decisions are taken. It is useful if you want to understand what working with us looks like before we start a conversation.

Articles by topic

More detailed materials when you want to understand a given question in depth — from the general framework to the specific area.

  • Investments in Greece — what it means to buy property in Greece as an EU citizen: free ownership, tax number, inheritance.
  • Shopping analysis — how the market moves and what to look at in a listing before you view it.
  • Regions of Halkidiki — Cassandre, Sithonia and Athos, how they differ and what use they are suitable for.
  • Legal questions — ownership, encumbrances, inheritance and tax representative.
  • Risks — what can go wrong during a purchase and how to avoid it.

After the purchase

The property does not end with the deal. Here are the materials for what follows — renting out and the annual obligations of an owner who does not live in Greece.

Blog

Current observations from the ground — new properties, changes in rules and seasonal notes. It is useful to follow it if your search is further ahead in time.

When to read and when to ask

If your question is general — what the costs are, how rent is calculated, what AFM is — the answer is probably already on one of these pages. If it is specific — whether this property is worth it, how much it will cost me with this budget, what to do with an inheritance — it is better to ask us directly.

The materials give the framework. The concrete answer always depends on the property, the area and the goal, and that is clarified in a conversation.

You cannot find the answer

If your question is not in these pages, the surest way to get an answer is to ask us directly. We will answer concretely for your case, and not with a general text.

Contact us.

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