3 Reasons Greece, and Not Spain, Is Europe’s New Golden Visa Leader
A government that actually backs the program, more affordable and varied investment options, and a quicker process are chief advantages.
Read moreA government that actually backs the program, more affordable and varied investment options, and a quicker process are chief advantages.
Read moreOnly one in ten Greek municipalities are subject to the new EUR 500,000 golden visa property investment minimum, write Georgaki & Partners.
Read moreThe Greek golden visa is becoming more expensive and Portugal’s may be on its way out. That combination is driving a surge in Greek GV applications.
Read moreA Greek golden visa costs $50,000 less than a year ago. Combined with access to the EU and more upside potential, the program has never been more competitive relative to the Caribbean CIPs.
Read moreChoose properties on the open market, switch easily between investments if you later change your mind, and pay the same prices as locals.
Read moreForeign investors, retirees, and – in some cases – freelancers and employees can pay a single-digit rate of tax under Greece’s new regimes.
Read moreFor golden visa investors who buy real estate, the differences between Portugal and Greece are big when all factors are taken into account.
Read moreThe vast majority of golden visa investors in Greece choose real estate. For many, however, other investment options may be a better choice.
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