In Greece, a cohabitation agreement represents a modern legal instrument governing the relationship between two individuals, regardless of gender, and produces significant legal effects in both personal and property-related matters. As with its conclusion, the termination of a cohabitation agreement is subject to the procedure prescribed by law.

As of 6 February 2026, significant amendments have entered into force in Greece regarding the legal framework for labour migration, affecting third-country nationals applying for a residence permit (RP) for employment purposes. These changes, introduced under Law No. 5275/2026, aim to enhance labour market flexibility while ensuring a balance between the interests of employees and employers.