Question 1

Do I have to live in Greece to keep the residency?

Accepted Answer

No. The Greek Golden Visa does not require you to live there. You visit when you want, and the residency stays valid as long as you hold the property.

Question 2

Will I really get the card in 4 to 6 months?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our legal team in Athens files and follows your application directly, rather than handing it to a third party. Every client who bought in late 2025 already has their card.

Question 3

Is my money safe, or is it gone like a donation?

Accepted Answer

The Greek route uses real estate that you own, rather than a payment into a government fund. It earns rent while you hold it, you can sell it when you choose, and your money stays in your name. And it grows as the real estate market in Greece is growing in value.

Question 4

Does it really cover my parents?

Accepted Answer

Yes. One property covers your husband or wife, your children under 24, and your parents and partner's parents, at any age.

Question 5

Can I rent the asset out?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We manage the asset for you in Greece and handle the rental, so it earns income while you hold it.

Question 6

Can I sell the asset later?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you own it outright. How a future sale affects your residency depends on timing, and we walk you through exactly that on your consultation.

Question 7

How much does it cost to get started?

Accepted Answer

The Golden Visa starts from a property of EUR 250,000. On your consultation we show you the assets that fit your budget and how the full cost breaks down, with no hidden fees.

Question 8

I want to discuss it with my partner first.

Accepted Answer

That makes sense, and most people do. The consultation gives you both the clear numbers and options you need to make the decision together, with no pressure to commit.

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