In accordance with Article 21 §3 of Law No. 4172/2013, income derived by an individual from the sale of real estate may be classified as business income and is therefore subject to taxation as such. One of the key criteria is whether the transactions are carried out on a systematic basis.

Law № 5275/2026 introduces a comprehensive reform of migration legislation in Greece. The regulatory changes aim to streamline procedures and transition them to an electronic format, strengthen the legal framework for legal migration, and significantly tighten measures against illegal stay in the country.

Divorce in Greece is carried out in accordance with the provisions of the Civil Code and can take place in two main ways: by mutual consent of the spouses or through judicial proceedings in the event of a dispute. The choice of procedure has significant practical implications, as it directly affects the duration, costs, and future relations between the spouses, especially when minor children are involved.

Inheritance of real estate in Greece by foreigners is a process that involves Greek inheritance law, tax obligations, and the formal transfer of property rights. Professional legal support at every stage is crucial to prevent issues and delays.