Subletting of Real Estate in Greece is a widespread practice, especially in the commercial and tourist rental sector. In a sublease, the tenant transfers the property or a part thereof to a third party without being the owner. Although such practice may be economically beneficial, subletting involves significant legal risks, particularly where the terms of the law and the main lease agreement are not complied with.

There was a widely held belief that transactions carried out through fintech services such as Revolut, Wise, and PayPal remained outside full-scale tax monitoring systems. As of February 17, 2026, this situation has changed: financial transparency has become comprehensive, and digital transactions are now subject to a level of scrutiny comparable to that applied to traditional bank accounts.

In 2026, significant amendments were introduced to Greek immigration legislation concerning the procedure for granting and renewing residence permits for students. These changes relate to the reform of Articles 107 and 118 of Law No. 5038/2023, taking into account the amendments introduced by Articles 30 and 31 of Law No. 5275/2026.