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How Does the Golden Visa Process Work After You Purchase Your Property?

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The Greece Golden Visa program is a fast and powerful alternative for investors seeking residency in Europe through a single real estate investment. However, ensuring the process proceeds without delays or risks depends on all steps being executed with proper planning and expert guidance.

1. Granting Power of Attorney

In the first stage, power of attorney is granted to the authorized attorney in Greece. This allows all official procedures to be carried out on behalf of the investor.

2. Payment of the Real Estate Price

The purchase price of the acquired real estate is paid in full. This step is a fundamental requirement for the title deed transfer and the Golden Visa.

3. Translation and Apostille Services

The power of attorney is translated into Greek, notarized, and apostilled. The documents are made valid in Greece.

4. Legal Fees and Official Expenses

The expenses reported by the lawyer are paid and official proceedings are initiated.

5. Title Registration

The real estate is registered in the investor's name and the transfer of ownership is completed.

6. Fingerprint Appointment

A biometric appointment is scheduled for the Golden Visa application.

7. Fingerprinting in Greece

The applicant travels to Greece on the appointment date to provide fingerprints, and the application process is completed.

In summary: The Golden Visa process, when carried out with the right guidance, is completed quickly, legally, and securely. At Golden Partner International, we provide transparent and professional support to our investors throughout all stages.

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