It is often said that there are several kinds of immigrants in Greece.

Now the internet is basically some publicity and promotion. Let me tell you the truth.

Let's start with the conclusion:

Buying a house in Greece can completely get rid of the middleman to earn the difference and go directly to the developer or a well-connected domestic intermediary. The process is to show you the house, see which one, and help you bargain with the landlord. There is no moisture in the house price. Then sign a contract with the lawyer to pay the deposit. Immigrants will be responsible after getting a green card, and it is easy to find a lawyer.

Use the above model to find a Greek developer intermediary. Ensure that the house price is transparent and free of moisture.

Some black intermediaries basically get 10% commission from 250,000 euros first. Then take out 50,000 euros from your 250,000 euros and return it to you every year in the form of five-year charter, which is 50,000 euros. In addition, the so-called local intermediary needs to earn about 10%. Then the real value of your house is 250,000 -2.5-5-2.5 = 1.5 million. This is the real value of your house. You have to cut a lot of meat to sell in the future ~

The whole process is quite simple. It is nothing more than looking at the house-signing a contract-paying a deposit-looking for a lawyer-transferring ownership-paying the full amount-applying to the immigration office-registering biological information-and getting a green card for the whole family. it doesn't matter

What can I say about this Greek project? Very reliable. After all, there are so many people robbing houses and getting green cards in China every year. And generally no longer live there, I think it is nothing more than making myself less anxious and more secure. Give yourself and future generations a plan B, which is more convenient to enter and leave European countries. Even after staying in Greece for five years, doing small business or something, and getting permanent residency in the EU, selling a house in Greece will not affect your permanent residency in the EU. Greece is just a springboard with a relatively low threshold.

It's probably sauce purple ~

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