Viewing Greece through a migration lens helps you weigh the decision carefully.
- A European Union member since 1981 and part of the eurozone, Greece uses the euro (EUR).
- Greece belongs to the Schengen Area, allowing free movement across much of Europe.
- Its coastline stretches about 13,600 km, among the longest in the world.
The programme sets no minimum-stay requirement, which suits busy investors.
The permit covers the whole family, including spouse, dependent children and both sets of parents.
Key advantages
Holders enjoy free movement within the Schengen Area without a separate visa.
Besides property, investors may qualify through bonds, shares or bank deposits at set thresholds.
When buying, budget for transfer tax, notary and legal fees on top of the purchase price.
Things to consider
The Vietnamese community is small but present in Athens.
Opening a bank account requires a passport, tax number and residence documents.
Summers can be very hot, so choose a home with air-conditioning and near the sea if possible.
Versus other destinations
Renewable energy and technology are emerging growth areas.
- Greece's economy leans on tourism, shipping and agriculture.
- Greece owns one of the world's largest merchant fleets by tonnage.
- Tourism contributes a sizeable share of GDP, welcoming tens of millions of visitors yearly.
- After the 2010s debt crisis, the economy has recovered and returned to growth.
- Property, especially in Athens, has rebounded strongly on Golden Visa demand and tourism.
Who should choose Greece
Naturalisation requires proof of integration plus knowledge of Greek language, history and culture.
Greece permits dual citizenship, so applicants can usually keep their original nationality.
The Greek passport is strong, offering visa-free access to most countries worldwide.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are Greece's standout advantages?
Its migration and investment pluses are covered above.
What should I watch out for with Greece?
Points to consider are flagged above.
Which profiles suit Greece?
The article suggests who Greece fits best.
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