The answers to the problem of buying a house in Greece are all here.

When it comes to overseas home ownership, Greece has gradually become one of the targets for consideration. However, for some applicants who are not familiar with Greece, there are still many puzzles about the project of emigrating to Greece. The following is the problem of buying a house in Greece.

Q: What is the process of buying a house in Greece?

A, select the property, sign the purchase contract, notarize, and become the legal property owner after registering with the housing registration department.

Q: How long does it take to buy a house in Greece?

A, if you already have the Greek tax number and bank account number, it can be completed in 2-3 months.

(The specific demand depends on the transfer speed of customers)

Q: The property is located in Zone A, Greece. Can you appoint lawyers and notaries in area B?

Yes, but it is highly recommended. Because the formal contract must be signed in the notary office where the notary is located (that is, area B), the transfer of property rights must be handled in the Land Bureau (area A) where the purchased property is located, and the immigration application must be handled in the local immigration office where the purchased property is located.

Q: Is there a difference between writing one person's name and writing two people's names on the Greek real estate certificate? For example, is there a difference between taxes and fees?

A: Yes, if two people's names are written, each husband and wife owns 50% of the property. There is no difference between taxes and fees.

Q: Where is the original purchase contract kept?

A The original signed house purchase contract is permanently kept in the notary office, and the customer can obtain a certified copy, which has the same legal effect as the original.

Q: Where is the original land registration certificate of the house kept?

First, the original customer custody.

Q: Can the purchased property be rented? What is the rental rate of return?

A, it can be legally rented; The rate of return will change with different places and seasons, and it cannot be generalized.

Q: Do applicants have to log in to Greece to buy a house?

A, you don't need to log in to buy a house, just sign a POA at the Greek Embassy and Consulate and send it to a lawyer. However, before formally submitting an immigration application, all applicants must land in Greece at least once (bank accounts must be opened in person).

Q. In case of special circumstances, the customer can transfer the house payment to the lawyer's account. If parents buy a house on behalf of their adult children, can parents open an account in Greece and then transfer the house payment to their parents' account, which meets the immigration requirements?

A, because there is no need to explain the source of funds in Greece, the house payment can be paid to the customer's own Greek account or to the Greek lawyer's account.

Q: Once the investment immigration policy stops, how can I protect my rights?

A, once the policy changes, the old law will be implemented, which will not affect the validity of its documents and has no traceability.

Q: What is the nature of the right of abode obtained?

1. You can renew your permanent residence visa and enjoy medical and educational benefits in Greece.

Q: What are the conditions for renewing the Greek residence card?

A the applicant owns property with a value of not less than 250,000 euros. Since investors can buy and sell real estate, they only need to hold 250,000 euros of real estate without interruption.

The process of purchasing houses in Greece is basically the same, but the situation of each applicant will be different. Therefore, more professional consultants can help investors reasonably avoid unnecessary troubles and problems that may be encountered during immigration, so that investors can obtain immigration status more quickly and smoothly.