Questions clients ask before instructing us

Yes. With a properly drafted power of attorney we can complete due diligence, negotiate the contract, attend the notary and register the transfer while you remain abroad.

It depends on whether your position is based on investment, independent income, remote work, employment or family ties. We compare the available routes at the initial consultation rather than assuming one.

Greek law allows eligible family members to be included in most routes. The categories and evidence required are confirmed against the legislation in force at the time of application.

We examine the chain of title, mortgage and claims registry entries, Cadastre status and planning permissions, then report in writing before you commit funds.

Yes. Non-Greek and non-EU nationals can own and manage Greek companies. Entity choice, directorship and immigration status should be considered together.

Yes. A significant part of the practice involves clients based abroad, supported through remote consultations, powers of attorney and local representation in Greece.

A short written summary of the matter is usually enough to begin. For property or corporate matters, any titles, contracts or corporate documents you already hold are helpful.

Fees are discussed and confirmed in writing before work begins, based on the scope of the matter. We do not publish fixed figures here, because the appropriate basis depends on the instruction.