As of the latest regulations, the €250,000 minimum is still available only for specific cases, namely:

• Commercial properties converted into residential use, or
• Restoration and conversion of listed (heritage) buildings,
  provided that the conversion is completed and legally approved before the residence permit is issued.

Other property types, such as standard new residential constructions, remain eligible for the Greek Golden Visa, but are subject to higher minimum investment thresholds.

• Properties located in Attica, Thessaloniki, Mykonos, Santorini, and any island with more than 3,100 residents require a minimum investment of €800,000.
• Properties in all other regions of Greece require a minimum investment of €400,000.

Yes, the Greek Golden Visa extends residency to your immediate family, including your spouse, children under the age of 21, and both your parents and your spouse’s parents.

KOR Global partners with a select group of reputable developers in Greece, chosen through a strict and carefully curated vetting process.

Our development partners:

• Have a proven track record of completed projects
• Are financially credible and reliable
• Consistently deliver high-quality projects on time

This ensures our clients are offered only secure, high-quality investment options.

Yes. Some Golden Visa-eligible projects require 12 to 24 months for completion. In such cases, developers may offer staged payment plans spread over the construction period.

However, it is important to note that the full purchase price must be paid before you can initiate the Greek Golden Visa application, even if the property is still under construction.

No. KOR does not charge buyers any fees or commissions.

Our advisory services are provided at no additional cost to the investor.

In addition to the property purchase price, investors should budget for:

• Property transfer and registration fees
• Legal and notary fees
• Greek Golden Visa application fees

For a detailed and personalized breakdown of all expected costs, we recommend speaking directly with one of our advisors.

Only long-term residential rentals are allowed for properties used to obtain a Golden Visa.
Golden Visa properties are not permitted to be rented out on a short-term basis, including platforms such as Airbnb.

No. There is no minimum stay requirement.
You can maintain and renew your Greek Golden Visa without living in Greece, as long as you keep the qualifying investment and meet the legal requirements.