Purchasing real estate in Greece worth over 250,000 euros allows for the approval of a Greek residence permit. The application conditions for Greece’s property investment immigration are simple: one person can apply, and three generations can immigrate. As long as they purchase qualifying real estate in Greece, they can obtain a five-year Greek permanent residence card in one go.

During the ownership of the Greek property, investors can renew their five-year visa, and the property can be rented out. In the process of obtaining a Greek immigration visa, in addition to the payment for the property, buyers also need to pay related taxes and fees, including property transfer tax, municipal property tax, attorney fees, notary fees for the property transaction, land registration fees, and authorization notary fees. Compared to countries with similar policies, the costs required for immigration to Greece are the lowest.