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ARTICLE · 25 OCTOBER 2021

Mobility And Relocation Via Investment Overview Of Greece Investment Residence Permit Program

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Greece offers its residents and citizens a modern and high-quality lifestyle including social cover, free medical access, free and excellent education system.

Launched in 2013, Greece Investment Residence Permit Program (Greece GIRPP) grants the applicant a five-year Residence Permit for applicants making a significant contribution in Greece. There are several investment options to obtain the residence permit in Greece, but the most common route is through purchasing real estate worth at least ?250,000 in Greece. The applicant's family members that can also benefit from the Residence Permit include the spouse and children who are under 21 years old (including adopted children) as well as the parents of both the main applicant and the main applicant's spouse. However, please note that this type of Residence Permit does not provide access to the labor market in Greece.

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