For Greeks abroad
For Greeks living abroad who want a home, a future return, an investment, or a practical answer about family property in Greece.
The Greece you visit in August is not the Greece a property has to perform in for the other eleven months. We translate your intended use, family priorities, budget and honest travel pattern into a realistic search — without assuming every diaspora buyer wants the same island, the same neighbourhood or the same outcome.
Shortlisting, local checks, video walkthroughs, introductions to independent licensed advisers, viewing days planned around your flight dates, and a documented next step after every call. You stay in control while one local contact keeps the property side moving between your visits.
Buying in Greece from abroad normally requires a Greek tax number (ΑΦΜ). Depending on the transaction it may also involve a Greek bank account and, where you cannot attend in person, a power of attorney executed with whatever authentication the country of signing requires. Requirements vary by case and by country, so your lawyer and notary confirm what applies to you; our job is to sequence the property side around them so nothing stalls while you are eight time zones away.
Country routes
Different distances, tax systems and travel patterns change the practical buying journey.
Chosen for how your family actually spends time in Greece, not for the brochure.
Balance current rental use against a credible date for personal use.
Plan around everyday life — schools, healthcare, transport — not holiday-season impressions.
A practical first step when ownership or inheritance is shared between relatives.
A useful first conversation
Tell us your purpose, budget, preferred area and timeline. We will reply with a practical next step, not a generic property dump.