All properties in Greece are ‘freehold’.

You can make automatic payment orders through your bank for your utility bills.

Yes, Greece offers good investment chances with a high return on investment. We will introduce you to the best management offices in the property area to discuss all levels of cooperation.

No, there is no cost of opening a bank account in Greece.

You can open a bank account within an hour, provided you have all the relevant documents.

Yes. Banks accept POA for financial transactions in Greece. So, your proxy can withdraw money from your bank account by showing a valid power of attorney.

Yes, foreign property buyers can get a mortgage in Greece. However, the bank will examine your file independently and decide if you are eligible for a property loan.

No. You get it from the tax office only. Your proxy may provide this service for you.

Yes, you can give a power of attorney at Greek embassies/Consulates in Greek. Also, notary offices in your country can prepare a power of attorney in your language. In such a case APOSTILLE is needed, if your country has signed the Hague Convention, and it has also to be officially translated into Greek.

Yes, there are reputable English-speaking lawyers. We can introduce them to you during your viewing trip.

Yes, there are companies that provide property management services and we will introduce you the best upon your arrival.

If you wish to resell your property, you bear the fees of your lawyer, the real estate agency and your engineer.

Greek Exclusive Properties does not charge real estate fees for most of its listed properties. No fees for the buyers.

Yes of course, please read here: Read the full guide on Property Purchase in Greece :

 – 3,09% Property Transfer Tax
– Lawyer’s Fee (usually around 1%)
– Notary (around 1%)
– Land registry 0.75%