Eligibility check
Whether you meet the rule of not having been a Greek tax resident for seven of the prior eight years, the gateway to the regime.
Greece Non-Dom Regime
A fixed tax on your foreign income, confirmed before you rely on it.
Greece's non-dom regime replaces ordinary tax on all foreign-source income with a flat EUR 100,000 a year. We map your eligibility, the investment test, and the family option, then hand a clean file to a licensed Greek tax adviser.
First call: leave knowing whether the regime fits, the investment requirement, the family-member cost, the deadline, and the adviser handoff.
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What you get
What we coordinate on the non-dom regime.
A non-dom claim fails when the 7-of-8-year rule, the investment test, or the 31 March deadline is missed. We test eligibility, map the investment, and hand a clean file to the adviser.
Investment and Golden Visa map
The EUR 500,000 investment requirement and its three-year window, or the carve-out if you hold a Greek Golden Visa.
Family and cost map
The flat EUR 100,000 plus EUR 20,000 per family member, and the lump-sum payment timing.
Adviser handoff
A clean file for a licensed Greek tax adviser who confirms eligibility and files the application by 31 March.
A fixed tax on all foreign income
The regime replaces ordinary Greek tax on all foreign-source income with a flat EUR 100,000 a year, regardless of how large that foreign income is. Greek-source income is taxed normally.
EUR 500,000 in, or a Golden Visa
You must invest at least EUR 500,000 in Greece within three years, unless you already hold a Greek residence-by-investment permit (Golden Visa), which waives the separate investment test.
EUR 20,000 per family member
Family members can be added for a flat EUR 20,000 each per year. It is a fixed per-member amount, not scaled to their income.
Up to 15 years
The regime runs up to 15 tax years and is non-renewable. It is open to people who have not been Greek tax resident for seven of the prior eight years.
Who this fits
Why use Movingto for a non-dom case?
The valuable work is testing eligibility honestly, mapping the investment or Golden Visa route, and getting a clean file to the adviser before 31 March, so the regime is relied on with confidence.
Good fit for
- High-net-worth individuals with substantial foreign income
- People who have lived outside Greece for seven of the past eight years
- Greek Golden Visa holders who can skip the separate investment test
- Families weighing the per-member cost
Not the right fit for
- People with mainly Greek-source income, which the regime does not shelter
- Anyone who cannot make the EUR 500,000 investment and has no Golden Visa
- Anyone wanting Movingto to confirm eligibility or give tax advice
- People seeking a guaranteed admission or tax result
Service scope
What Movingto coordinates, and what the adviser confirms.
You get an eligibility triage and an organized file. Confirming eligibility, the investment treatment, advice, and the filing stay with a licensed Greek tax adviser.
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Delivery scopeIncluded vs. referred out
Coordinated by Movingto
Eligibility and investment triage
We test the 7-of-8-year rule and map the EUR 500,000 investment or the Golden Visa carve-out.
Coordinated by Movingto
Foreign-income and family mapping
We map the foreign income the regime would cover and the per-family-member option.
Coordinated by Movingto
Deadline and payment flags
We map the 31 March application deadline and the lump-sum payment timing for the adviser.
Coordinated by Movingto
Adviser handoff
We hand a clean file to a licensed Greek tax adviser who confirms eligibility and files.
Handled separately
Confirming eligibility or filing as adviser
Movingto does not confirm eligibility, give tax advice, or file the application as the adviser. Those stay with the licensed adviser.
Handled separately
Approval or outcome guarantee
No adviser can guarantee admission to the regime or a tax result. Eligibility depends on your facts and the rules in force.
Regime path
From eligibility questions to a filed application.
Each stage turns an assumption into evidence: residency history, the investment route, the family map, then handoff to the adviser before 31 March.
Case path05 managed stages
- Step 1 of 5
Residency history
Confirm you have not been a Greek tax resident for seven of the prior eight years.
- Step 2 of 5
Map the investment
Map the EUR 500,000 investment and its three-year window, or confirm a Golden Visa that waives it.
- Step 3 of 5
Map foreign income and family
Map the foreign income the regime covers and any family members to add at EUR 20,000 each.
- Step 4 of 5
Organize evidence
Build the evidence the adviser needs and put the 31 March deadline on the calendar.
- Step 5 of 5
Hand off to the adviser
Deliver the file to a licensed Greek tax adviser who confirms and files the application.
At a glance
Greece non-dom regime key terms
| Term | Detail |
|---|---|
| Annual tax | Flat EUR 100,000 on all foreign income |
| Family members | EUR 20,000 each per year (flat) |
| Investment | EUR 500,000 in 3 years, or hold a Greek Golden Visa |
| Prior non-residency | Not Greek tax resident 7 of the prior 8 years |
| Duration | Up to 15 tax years, non-renewable |
| Apply by | 31 March of the tax year, to AADE |
General guide only. Eligibility, qualifying investments, and timing are confirmed by a licensed Greek tax adviser. Based on Article 5A of the Greek Income Tax Code (L.4172/2013).
Evidence
Evidence you can check.
Scope, professional boundaries, and credential claims stay tied to source pages instead of sitting as unsupported marketing copy.
Source
Greece - Other tax credits and incentives (non-dom, Article 5A)
View sourcePwC Worldwide Tax Summaries
Source
Tax incentives to attract new tax residents (articles 5A, 5B, 5C)
View sourceAADE (Greek Independent Authority for Public Revenue)
Common questions
Questions before you engage.
How much is Greece's non-dom lump-sum tax?
A flat EUR 100,000 per tax year covers all of your foreign-source income, however large. Greek-source income is taxed normally under ordinary rates. Family members can be added for a flat EUR 20,000 each per year.
Do I have to invest in Greece?
Generally yes: you must invest at least EUR 500,000 in Greece (real estate, businesses, or securities) within three years of applying. The investment is not required if you already hold a Greek residence-by-investment permit (Golden Visa).
Who is eligible?
You must not have been a Greek tax resident for at least seven of the eight years before transferring your tax residence to Greece. A tax adviser confirms eligibility and the qualifying investment.
How long does it last?
Up to 15 tax years, and it is non-renewable. It can also be revoked, or lost if the annual lump-sum tax is not paid on time.
When do I apply and pay?
The application is filed with AADE by 31 March of the tax year. The lump-sum tax is then paid annually, with the first payment due shortly after approval and subsequent years due mid-year. A tax adviser manages the timing.
Does Movingto confirm eligibility or file the application?
No. Movingto tests eligibility, maps the investment, and organizes the evidence. Confirming eligibility, any advice, and the filing stay with a licensed Greek tax adviser.
Private advisory call
Find out if the non-dom regime is realistic for you.
Bring your residency history, your foreign income, and your investment plans. We test the 7-of-8-year rule, map the investment or Golden Visa route, and hand a clean file to a licensed adviser.
First call covers
Leave knowing whether the regime fits, the investment test, the cost, and the adviser handoff.
- Route fit
- Country, visa category, family members, and timing.
- Scope
- Documents, legal work, tax points, and investment boundaries.
- Next steps
- What to prepare before engaging the right specialists.