Published September 9, 2022 12:12 PM
The owner/seller must invest the necessary time and energy (or hire a professional) to issue and gather all of the relevant certifications and paperwork in order to be allowed to sell (transfer) a property in Greece.
Those are:
- Tax Clearance
- Certificate from a civil engineer attesting to the legality of all contracts for the transfer of properties, even unfinished ones, under terms of zoning and planning.
- Every building with a surface area larger than 50 square meters needs to have a Certificate of Energy Efficiency.
- An affirmation (Law 2238/94), stamped by the Tax Authority, or a relative certificate are necessary if the property is rented.
- Affirmation, stamped by the Tax Authority (Law 2459/97).
- Two copies of the person’s ID card.
- One copy of the annual tax clearance by the Tax Authority.
- Property Ownership Title (Contract of Ownership)
- Building Permit
- Property layout with an engineer’s confirmation in accordance with Law No. 651/77. It is also necessary to have a stamped top view of the property if the acquisition will be funded by a bank loan.
- Certificate of Local Real Estate Duty by the Municipality where the property is located.
- Lease contract, if the property is leased.
- When the property is the result of an inheritance, parental benefit, or donation, the relevant Tax Authority must issue a certificate stating that no taxes are required.
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