What is Greece's immigration policy?

You can immigrate to Greece by buying a property of more than 250,000 euros

Real estate investment immigrants:

Principal applicant:

Non-EU citizens over 1 and 18.

2. Buy Greek real estate of more than 250,000 euros in Greece.

3. Buy Greek medical insurance (per year 1000 euros).

Subsidiary applicant:

Legal spouse and parents of the principal applicant.

2. Minor children of the principal applicant, children under 2 1 year old and eligible children under 24 years old.

3. Buy Greek medical insurance. Important: Greece does not need a criminal record.

Pay attention to this: investing 250 thousand euros in real estate is a permanent residence card, which can't be used unless you are engaged in black work /kloc-You can only apply for a passport if you have lived in the permanent residence for 7 years in 0/0 and hold a property of more than 250,000 euros. You can't sell the house during the permanent residence. If you sell your permanent residence status, you can rent it. If you want to invest or stay in a hotel or really want to immigrate to Greece, you can consider it. If you want to immigrate to Greece, but you don't have enough money, I think you can wait. After all, you have no money to live after emigration.

The permanent residence card obtained by investing 250,000 euros belongs to the national permanent residence card and can go to Schengen countries. Generally speaking, the residence time is 3 to 6 months, but no one actually checks it, because there is no border between their countries, but you can get the permanent residence card of the European Union after you get the permanent residence of other countries (you need to go to immigration supervision).

Take the conditions for permanent residence in the EU as an example:

Holding more than 250,000 euros of real estate.

Have lived for four years and two months in five years, and have lived for at least six months every year?

The minimum household income is not less than 8500.

Buy Greek medical insurance?

Pass the A2 language and culture test of Greek?