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Portuguese-law vehicle; €500k minimum; no current real-estate ARI route.
Details & sources
At least €500,000 in units/parts of a non-real-estate collective investment undertaking constituted under Portuguese law. At the time of investment the vehicle must have a maturity of at least five years and at least 60% of its investments must be in commercial companies headquartered in Portugal. The ARI activity may not be directly or indirectly directed to real-estate investment.
Verified: 2026-10-01Effective from: 2023-10-07Threshold is €800k in high-threshold geography and €400k elsewhere; no universal Greek minimum.
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Standard purchase under Article 100 uses one property. For built/permitted property the main-use area must meet the 120 m² rule. Unbuilt land, land plus construction, qualifying co-ownership and full-company-ownership mechanisms require their own documentary treatment and are not separate universal price shortcuts.
- Hellenic National Printing Office · Law 5038/2023 - Migration Code · Article 100 - real-estate investment residence permit B.5 · accessed 2026-10-02
- Hellenic National Printing Office · Law 5100/2024 · Article 64 - replacement/amendment of Article 100 Golden Visa thresholds and conditions · accessed 2026-10-02
- Ministry of Migration and Asylum · Circular 1/2026 - Golden Visa implementation clarifications · Geography, area, conversion, restoration, ownership, restrictions and transitional clarifications · accessed 2026-10-02
- Hellenic Government Gazette · Joint Ministerial Decision 214926/2025, Gazette B 6014 · Article 2 sections 2.1-2.7 and renewal documentation · accessed 2026-10-02
No statutory low-density reduction applies to this route.
Details & sources
The €500,000 threshold is route-specific and must not be presented as the minimum for the entire Portuguese ARI programme.
Verified: 2026-10-01Effective from: 2023-10-07€800k: Attica, Thessaloniki regional unit, Mykonos/Thira regional units and islands over 3,100 inhabitants; €400k elsewhere.
Details & sources
Standard property thresholds depend on geography. The standard route is not the €250k conversion/listed-building exception. For relevant built/permitted property, one qualifying property and 120 m² of main-use space are material conditions.
- Hellenic National Printing Office · Law 5100/2024 · Article 64 - replacement/amendment of Article 100 Golden Visa thresholds and conditions · accessed 2026-10-02
- Ministry of Migration and Asylum · Circular 1/2026 - Golden Visa implementation clarifications · Geography, area, conversion, restoration, ownership, restrictions and transitional clarifications · accessed 2026-10-02
One adult, standard 2026 AIMA column; a conditional 25% channel reduction is published.
Details & sources
Government fees are separate from the qualifying investment. Published reduced amounts are €632.10 for analysis and €6,314.20 for the initial grant where the 25% channel reduction applies. The DUC issued for the case controls the amount payable.
- 爱玛 · Tabela de taxas e demais encargos - 2026 · ARI - analysis, initial grant and renewal rows; standard and reduced column · accessed 2026-10-01
- 爱玛 · Atualização da Tabela de Taxas · Effective date of 2026 table · accessed 2026-10-01
- Diário da República / AIMA · Portaria n.º 307/2023, de 13 de outubro · Annex, point XIV - channel-based fee reductions; Art. 3 annual updating · accessed 2026-10-01
Principal applicant, initial B.5 grant; family fees differ and are not multiplied from this amount.
Details & sources
Official B.5 sources show a €2,000 residence-permit fee plus €16 for printing the electronic residence card. Investment value, transfer tax, insurance and private transaction costs are separate.
- National Registry of Administrative Public Services (MITOS) · Golden visa programme (investment in a listed real property) - Initial issuance · Article 100 B.5; 5-year validity, €2,016 fees, 50-60 day administrative estimate, no employment right; last updated 2026-09-22 · accessed 2026-10-02
- Ministry of Migration and Asylum · Golden Visa · Residence and renewal fee references; investment/lease maintenance documentation · accessed 2026-10-02
Per applicant, per renewal, standard 2026 AIMA column; conditional reduction may apply.
Details & sources
Published reduced amounts are €632.10 for analysis and €3,157.80 for renewal where the 25% channel reduction applies. This is not an annual cost.
- 爱玛 · Tabela de taxas e demais encargos - 2026 · ARI - analysis, initial grant and renewal rows; standard and reduced column · accessed 2026-10-01
- 爱玛 · Atualização da Tabela de Taxas · Effective date of 2026 table · accessed 2026-10-01
- Diário da República / AIMA · Portaria n.º 307/2023, de 13 de outubro · Annex, point XIV - channel-based fee reductions; Art. 3 annual updating · accessed 2026-10-01
Principal applicant, per B.5 renewal; family-member fees follow their own categories.
Details & sources
The Ministry/FYPAS factual gate verifies the same €2,000 residence fee and separate €16 card-printing charge for B.5 renewal. This is not an annual charge.
- Ministry of Migration and Asylum · Golden Visa · Residence and renewal fee references; investment/lease maintenance documentation · accessed 2026-10-02
ARI is a temporary Portuguese residence authorisation, not permanent residence at grant.
Details & sources
Initial temporary residence card: two years. Subsequent renewal duration is shown separately.
Verified: 2026-10-01The five-year card remains linked to the qualifying investment/asset; it is not independent permanent settlement.
Details & sources
Article 100 B.5 procedures issue a five-year renewable investor residence permit. The legal/public label can include 'permanent investor', but the immigration basis remains tied to the qualifying asset or contract.
- Hellenic National Printing Office · Law 5038/2023 - Migration Code · Article 100 - real-estate investment residence permit B.5 · accessed 2026-10-02
- National Registry of Administrative Public Services (MITOS) · Golden visa programme (investment in a listed real property) - Initial issuance · Article 100 B.5; 5-year validity, €2,016 fees, 50-60 day administrative estimate, no employment right; last updated 2026-09-22 · accessed 2026-10-02
ARI-specific renewal rule; continued qualifying investment and renewal conditions apply.
Details & sources
Article 90-A(2) specifies successive two-year renewals for ARI. The general temporary-residence rule of two initial years followed by three-year renewals is subject to special provisions and should not be used as an unconditional ARI promise. The TBP calculator schedules initial issuance in planning year 2 and the first renewal in year 4; planning years are not the validity of the renewed card.
- 《共和国日报》 · Lei n.º 23/2007, de 4 de julho - consolidated · Art. 3(1)(d), Art. 75, 80, 82, 83, 90-A, 98-101, 126 · accessed 2026-10-01
The qualifying property/contract and route-specific renewal conditions must remain satisfied.
Details & sources
B.5 renewal is five-yearly. Ownership or the qualifying tourism/lease relationship must remain in force, and route-specific conditions such as listed-building restoration milestones apply.
- Hellenic National Printing Office · Law 5038/2023 - Migration Code · Article 100 - real-estate investment residence permit B.5 · accessed 2026-10-02
- Hellenic Government Gazette · Joint Ministerial Decision 214926/2025, Gazette B 6014 · Article 2 sections 2.1-2.7 and renewal documentation · accessed 2026-10-02
- Ministry of Migration and Asylum · Golden Visa · Residence and renewal fee references; investment/lease maintenance documentation · accessed 2026-10-02
Days may be consecutive or non-consecutive and are relevant to ARI renewal.
Details & sources
The ARI regulation requires at least seven days in the first year and at least fourteen days in each subsequent two-year period. This should not be flattened into a generic days-per-year figure.
Verified: 2026-10-01Absence alone is not the same as naturalisation residence; procedural attendance still applies.
Details & sources
The validated B.5 record does not impose a general continuous-physical-presence minimum to renew solely because of absence. This must not be presented as satisfying the separate actual-residence conditions for naturalisation or long-term status.
- Hellenic National Printing Office · Law 5038/2023 - Migration Code · Article 100 - real-estate investment residence permit B.5 · accessed 2026-10-02
ARI family members are exempt from the general two-year family-reunification wait.
Details & sources
The spouse qualifies under Art. 99 and a duly proven de facto partner may qualify under Art. 100. The marriage/union must be valid and recognised under Portuguese law and both partners must be at least 18 at the request date. Art. 98(3)(c) exempts family of Art. 90-A holders from the general two-year waiting period.
Verified: 2026-10-01Effective from: 2025-10-23Family eligibility follows Article 95; relationship and documentary conditions apply.
Details & sources
The current family framework includes the spouse or registered partner. Family permits are linked to the investor's status and should not be described as independent admission without the statutory relationship evidence.
- Hellenic Government Gazette / Ministry of Migration and Asylum · Law 5275/2026, Gazette A 17 · Article 29 - amendment of Article 95 family-member rules · accessed 2026-10-02
Adult children must be dependent and unmarried; ARI students may study outside Portugal.
Details & sources
Eligible categories include dependent minor or incapacitated children, qualifying adopted minors, and dependent unmarried adult children who are studying. The ARI-specific rule in Art. 99(1)(e) does not require the adult student's institution to be in Portugal.
Verified: 2026-10-01Effective from: 2025-10-23Do not treat the separate 21-to-24 autonomous route as initial admission up to age 24.
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The current framework covers unmarried children under 21 and specified custody/dependency cases. Law 5275/2026 adds a defined adult-child legal-incapacity case with cohabitation/maintenance conditions. A separate three-year autonomous permit when an eligible child turns 21 is not the same as initial admission at age 24.
- Ministry of Migration and Asylum · Circular 1/2026 - Golden Visa implementation clarifications · Geography, area, conversion, restoration, ownership, restrictions and transitional clarifications · accessed 2026-10-02
- Hellenic Government Gazette / Ministry of Migration and Asylum · Law 5275/2026, Gazette A 17 · Article 29 - amendment of Article 95 family-member rules · accessed 2026-10-02
First-degree direct ascendants of the holder or spouse must be dependent.
Details & sources
Art. 99(1)(f) covers first-degree direct ascendants of the resident or spouse provided they are dependent. The comparator should not broaden this to grandparents.
- 《共和国日报》 · Lei n.º 23/2007, de 4 de julho - consolidated · Art. 3(1)(d), Art. 75, 80, 82, 83, 90-A, 98-101, 126 · accessed 2026-10-01
Do not import Portugal-style dependency wording unless Greek law expressly requires it for the specific case.
Details & sources
Article 95 family rules include direct ascendants. The comparator intentionally avoids adding an unsupported generic dependency test; documentary and relationship requirements still apply.
- Hellenic Government Gazette / Ministry of Migration and Asylum · Law 5275/2026, Gazette A 17 · Article 29 - amendment of Article 95 family-member rules · accessed 2026-10-02
This is a Portuguese right; it does not create an EU-wide right to work.
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Art. 83 gives residence-permit holders the right to employed and self-employed professional activity in Portugal without a separate authorisation based on foreigner status.
Verified: 2026-10-01Investor residence does not authorise ordinary employment; do not infer EU-wide work rights.
Details & sources
Current MITOS B.5 procedures expressly state that investor residence permits do not establish a right of access to employment. This does not prevent ownership/investment rights but must not be presented as a general work permit.
- National Registry of Administrative Public Services (MITOS) · Permanent golden visa (change of use) - Initial issuance · Article 100 B.5; requirements, fees, digital filing and sale/revocation note; last updated 2026-09-22 · accessed 2026-10-02
- National Registry of Administrative Public Services (MITOS) · Golden visa programme (investment in a listed real property) - Initial issuance · Article 100 B.5; 5-year validity, €2,016 fees, 50-60 day administrative estimate, no employment right; last updated 2026-09-22 · accessed 2026-10-02
- National Registry of Administrative Public Services (MITOS) · Golden visa (timeshare) - Initial issuance · Article 100 B.5; qualifying tourism/timeshare contract, digital/proxy filing, legal references; last updated 2026-09-22 · accessed 2026-10-02
Up to 90 days in any 180-day period in other Schengen states; no right to reside/work there.
Details & sources
A residence permit issued by a Schengen state supports short travel to another Schengen state within the 90/180 rule, subject to the applicable entry conditions. More than 90 days or work/residence in another state requires that state's rules.
- 爱玛 · Autorização de Residência para Investimento - Art. 90.º-A · Current routes, general ARI rights, documents and route-specific requirements · accessed 2026-10-01
- European Commission · EU Immigration Portal - Already in the EU? · Travel to another Schengen country for less than 90 days · accessed 2026-10-01
Up to 90 days in any 180-day period in other Schengen states; no right to reside or work there.
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A valid Greek residence permit supports short travel to other Schengen states within the 90/180 framework, subject to the usual entry conditions. Longer residence or work is governed by the destination state's rules.
- European Commission · EU Immigration Portal - Already in the EU? · Travel to another Schengen country for less than 90 days · accessed 2026-10-02
Art. 80 requires five years of temporary residence plus means, housing, record and basic Portuguese.
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National permanent residence is not automatic. ARI holders who meet Art. 80 may receive the special permanent ARI title under Art. 65-K, which excludes the ordinary permanent-residence absence-cancellation rules referenced there. The separate EU long-term resident status also starts from five years but requires legal and uninterrupted residence, stable resources, insurance, housing and basic Portuguese; absences must be under six consecutive months and at most ten months total in the five-year reference period.
- 《共和国日报》 · Lei n.º 23/2007, de 4 de julho - consolidated · Art. 3(1)(d), Art. 75, 80, 82, 83, 90-A, 98-101, 126 · accessed 2026-10-01
- 《共和国日报》 · Decreto Regulamentar n.º 84/2007, de 5 de novembro - consolidated · Arts. 65-A, 65-B, 65-C, 65-D and 65-K · accessed 2026-10-01
- 爱玛 · Autorização de Residência Permanente - Art. 80.º · Permanent residence requirements and 5-year physical title renewal · accessed 2026-10-01
The 'permanent investor' label does not remove the qualifying-asset link or create automatic EU long-term status.
Details & sources
The B.5 permit can be renewed in five-year periods but remains linked to the qualifying investment. Independent national/EU long-term residence is a separate status requiring its own residence/integration conditions; this dataset does not encode a shortcut based solely on five calendar years of Golden Visa holding.
- Hellenic National Printing Office · Law 5038/2023 - Migration Code · Article 100 - real-estate investment residence permit B.5 · accessed 2026-10-02
7 years for Portuguese-speaking-country and EU nationals; 10 years for other nationals.
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For new cases under the law in force from 19 May 2026, ordinary naturalisation also requires the current statutory language/culture/history/symbols, civic-knowledge, democratic-commitment, criminal/security and subsistence conditions. Administrative nationality procedures already pending on 19 May 2026 follow the prior law. Eligibility is not a promise of nationality or a processing-time guarantee.
Verified: 2026-10-01Effective from: 2026-05-19Requires legal and permanent residence plus substantive integration; card holding abroad alone is insufficient.
Details & sources
MITOS, last updated 1 October 2026, states seven years of legal and permanent residence for the ordinary naturalisation route, with economic/social integration and other statutory conditions. A Golden Visa holder who simply keeps the card while living abroad does not satisfy that actual-residence condition by card duration alone.
- National Registry of Administrative Public Services (MITOS) · Naturalisation of foreign nationals · Seven years of legal and permanent residence plus substantive integration conditions; last updated 2026-10-01 · accessed 2026-10-02
Programme details
葡萄牙投资基金Eligibility & investment · Notes & sources
Eligibility & investment conditions
- Applicant must be a qualifying third-country national; ARI is not available to Portuguese, EU, EEA, Andorran or Swiss nationals under the AIMA programme rules.
- Applicant must satisfy the general ARI and residence requirements and one current qualifying route.
- The qualifying investment activity is maintained for the statutory minimum period unless an autonomous status changes the legal basis.
- Current ARI routes may not be structured directly or indirectly for real-estate investment.
- Third-country national eligible for ARI
- At least €500,000
- Portuguese-law non-real-estate collective investment undertaking
- Maturity at investment of at least five years
- At least 60% of investments in commercial companies headquartered in Portugal
- No direct or indirect real-estate investment
Important notes & official sources
Property acquisition and the former generic capital-transfer routes are not open current ARI routes. Former subroutes i, iii and iv were closed to new applications from 7 October 2023, subject to transitional rules for existing/pending cases.
The cultural route has a verified €250,000 base and a statutory 20% low-density reduction. AIMA currently displays “20% (€220,000)”, which is arithmetically inconsistent. No definitive discounted euro amount is encoded pending official resolution.
The 90-day value is a statutory decision period effective 11 September 2026, not an official promise of the applicant's total elapsed time from initial preparation to card receipt.
ARI does not guarantee nationality. Current ordinary naturalisation rules differ by nationality group and include additional statutory tests; procedures already pending on 19 May 2026 use the previous law.
Lei Orgânica 1/2026 ordered regulatory changes within 90 days, but the consolidated Nationality Regulation still shows its last amendment as 23 July 2025 on the verification date. Procedural detail should be rechecked before production publication.
EU long-term resident status is a separate pathway. Its five-year uninterrupted-residence and absence rules are materially different from the low physical-presence rule used to renew ARI.
ARI residence status and its minimum stay do not automatically establish Portuguese tax residence. Tax residence is assessed separately under CIRS Article 16, including the >183-day test and the habitual-home test.
AIMA states that investment maintenance is required while renewal still depends on the ARI basis. If an autonomous status such as permanent residence has been obtained, the case is assessed under that status's own requirements, but the exact title and decision conditions should be checked before changing the investment.
- 爱玛 · Autorização de Residência para Investimento - Art. 90.º-A · Current routes, general ARI rights, documents and route-specific requirements · accessed 2026-10-01
- 《共和国日报》 · Lei n.º 23/2007, de 4 de julho - consolidated · Art. 3(1)(d), Art. 75, 80, 82, 83, 90-A, 98-101, 126 · accessed 2026-10-01
- 《共和国日报》 · Decreto Regulamentar n.º 84/2007, de 5 de novembro - consolidated · Arts. 65-A, 65-B, 65-C, 65-D and 65-K · accessed 2026-10-01
- 《共和国日报》 · Lei n.º 56/2023, de 6 de outubro · Arts. 42-44 - termination of former ARI routes and transitional rules · accessed 2026-10-01
- 爱玛 · Tabela de taxas e demais encargos - 2026 · ARI - analysis, initial grant and renewal rows; standard and reduced column · accessed 2026-10-01
- 爱玛 · Atualização da Tabela de Taxas · Effective date of 2026 table · accessed 2026-10-01
- Diário da República / AIMA · Portaria n.º 307/2023, de 13 de outubro · Annex, point XIV - channel-based fee reductions; Art. 3 annual updating · accessed 2026-10-01
- 爱玛 · Autorização de Residência para Investimento (ARI) - FAQs · Questions 21-30 - renewal, stay, investment maintenance, permanent status · accessed 2026-10-01
- 《共和国日报》 · Lei n.º 61/2025, de 22 de outubro · Arts. 98-101 - current family reunification rules and ARI exception · accessed 2026-10-01
- 爱玛 · Autorização de Residência Permanente - Art. 80.º · Permanent residence requirements and 5-year physical title renewal · accessed 2026-10-01
- 《共和国日报》 · Lei n.º 62/2026, de 10 de setembro · Art. 82(5)-(7) - 90-day grant decision, exceptional 30-day extension, repeal of tacit renewal approval · accessed 2026-10-01
- 《共和国日报》 · Lei da Nacionalidade - Lei n.º 37/81, current consolidated text · Art. 6(1); Art. 15; transition note from Lei Orgânica n.º 1/2026 · accessed 2026-10-01
- 《共和国日报》 · Lei Orgânica n.º 1/2026, de 18 de maio · Arts. 2, 4, 7 and 8; republished Art. 6 · accessed 2026-10-01
- 《共和国日报》 · Regulamento da Nacionalidade Portuguesa · Consolidated regulation page - last amendment shown as 2025-07-23 on verification date · accessed 2026-10-01
- European Commission · EU Immigration Portal - Already in the EU? · Travel to another Schengen country for less than 90 days · accessed 2026-10-01
- Autoridade Tributária e Aduaneira · CIRS - Artigo 16.º - Residência · Tax residence tests · accessed 2026-10-01
希腊Property purchaseEligibility & investment · Notes & sources
Eligibility & investment conditions
- Third-country national must qualify under the applicable Article 100 B.5 route.
- The qualifying property or tourism relationship must meet the route-specific threshold, geography, documentary and use conditions.
- The qualifying asset/contract remains the immigration basis for B.5 renewal.
- Current Circular 1/2026 includes a suspension on new investor applications by Russian and Belarusian nationals within its stated scope; exceptions/renewals require separate review.
- €800,000 in high-threshold geography or €400,000 elsewhere
- One qualifying property for the standard purchase route
- 120 m² main-use area condition for relevant built/permitted standard property
- Route-specific ownership/documentary conditions
Important notes & official sources
Partial coverage: B.5 property and qualifying tourism only. B.4 financial investment and B.6 startup permissions require separate research and records.
Greece does not have a universal €250,000 Golden Visa minimum. €250,000 is limited to qualifying conversion and listed-property exceptions. Standard property and qualifying tourism routes use €400,000/€800,000 thresholds by geography.
This programme record covers Article 100 B.5 property and qualifying tourism routes. Article 99 financial investments (B.4) and Article 100A startup investment (B.6) are separate legal permissions and are intentionally not mixed into this B.5 dataset.
The 120 m² main-use condition belongs to the standard built/permitted property route. It must not be copied onto the €250,000 conversion or listed-building exceptions.
New-regime B.5 property routes include material use restrictions, including short-term rental/subletting restrictions; the conversion case also carries a business-seat/branch prohibition. Transitional cohorts require separate treatment.
B.5 investor residence does not establish a general right to employment in Greece and does not confer EU-wide work rights.
The absence of a general B.5 minimum-stay rule for renewal does not satisfy Greek naturalisation rules. Ordinary naturalisation requires legal and permanent residence and substantive integration; keeping the card while living abroad is insufficient.
Current Circular 1/2026 retains a suspension on new investor applications by Russian and Belarusian nationals within its stated investment-permit scope. Renewal and family exceptions must not be generalized and require case-specific checking.
The Greek Government announced a 15% housing transfer-tax measure for specified third-country purchasers in September 2026. This dataset does not replace the current AADE baseline with that rate until operative enacted scope and commencement are verified.
Golden Visa residence status and Greek tax residence are separate legal questions. This dataset does not treat B.5 or its low-presence renewal rule as automatic Greek tax residence.
Article 100 documentation also covers mechanisms such as qualifying inheritance/parental gift, unbuilt land, land plus construction, full company ownership and qualifying co-ownership. They are not presented as separate universal-price routes because their eligibility and valuation depend on the underlying mechanism.
- Hellenic National Printing Office · Law 5038/2023 - Migration Code · Article 100 - real-estate investment residence permit B.5 · accessed 2026-10-02
- Hellenic National Printing Office · Law 5100/2024 · Article 64 - replacement/amendment of Article 100 Golden Visa thresholds and conditions · accessed 2026-10-02
- Ministry of Migration and Asylum · Circular 1/2026 - Golden Visa implementation clarifications · Geography, area, conversion, restoration, ownership, restrictions and transitional clarifications · accessed 2026-10-02
- Hellenic Government Gazette · Joint Ministerial Decision 214926/2025, Gazette B 6014 · Article 2 sections 2.1-2.7 and renewal documentation · accessed 2026-10-02
- National Registry of Administrative Public Services (MITOS) · Permanent golden visa (change of use) - Initial issuance · Article 100 B.5; requirements, fees, digital filing and sale/revocation note; last updated 2026-09-22 · accessed 2026-10-02
- National Registry of Administrative Public Services (MITOS) · Golden visa programme (investment in a listed real property) - Initial issuance · Article 100 B.5; 5-year validity, €2,016 fees, 50-60 day administrative estimate, no employment right; last updated 2026-09-22 · accessed 2026-10-02
- National Registry of Administrative Public Services (MITOS) · Golden visa (timeshare) - Initial issuance · Article 100 B.5; qualifying tourism/timeshare contract, digital/proxy filing, legal references; last updated 2026-09-22 · accessed 2026-10-02
- Ministry of Migration and Asylum · Golden Visa · Residence and renewal fee references; investment/lease maintenance documentation · accessed 2026-10-02
- Hellenic Government Gazette / Ministry of Migration and Asylum · Law 5275/2026, Gazette A 17 · Article 29 - amendment of Article 95 family-member rules · accessed 2026-10-02
- National Registry of Administrative Public Services (MITOS) · Naturalisation of foreign nationals · Seven years of legal and permanent residence plus substantive integration conditions; last updated 2026-10-01 · accessed 2026-10-02
- Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) · Real estate transfer tax · 3% transfer-tax baseline and 3% municipal levy on the tax · accessed 2026-10-02
- Hellenic Government · Fiscal measures announced at the 90th Thessaloniki International Fair · Housing-transfer-tax measure for specified third-country purchasers; operative legal text/commencement not encoded in this dataset · accessed 2026-10-02
- European Commission · EU Immigration Portal - Already in the EU? · Travel to another Schengen country for less than 90 days · accessed 2026-10-02
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