Greek investment immigration policy

Greece's investment immigration policy is as follows:

1. According to the latest Greek immigration policy, applicants can obtain residence permits and visas in one step by investing in real estate. It also includes the main applicant and spouse's parents, which means that a family of three generations can get a permanent residence visa in Greece in one step.

2. Define permanent residence status, and the obtained Greek identity name is changed from residentpermitforspecialreason to Permanent Residence PermitforInvestor, thus defining permanent residence status. The permanent residence visa is valid for 5 years. As long as the property ownership remains in the applicant's name, the residence permit visa can be renewed every five years.

3. Real estate resale. The latest Greek immigration policy stipulates that applicants who have obtained residence permits by investing in houses can resell their properties to other investors who want to immigrate to Greece. This indirectly solves the problem that children have no identity when they are 2 1 year old, because parents can transfer property to their children after they are 2 1 year old. Children get residence permits, and parents can also get residence permits.

4. The residence time is included in the naturalization time. The latest Greek immigration policy clearly States that applicants who have obtained residence permits in Greece. The time spent in Greece will be included in the long-term residence permit and the residence time required for granting citizenship (naturalization).

The benefits of Greek investment immigrants

After Greek investment immigrants directly adopted the Greek green card policy, it caused quite a stir in European countries, as well as in foreign markets. Overseas people turn their eyes to Greek real estate, and China people are no exception. Greek real estate is a permanent property, handed down from generation to generation, with high security and high return.

By buying real estate in Greece and obtaining a long-term residence permit, investors and their families have also become residents of the Schengen area in Europe. A person can go to other Schengen countries without a visa, but his stay in every six months cannot exceed 90 days. At the same time, once Greek citizenship is obtained, a person can live and work freely in other Schengen countries as an EU citizen.