4 programs for Greece. Explore the options and get a free expert assessment.
A residence permit for non-EU nationals who work remotely for employers or clients based entirely outside Greece. Under the 2023 Migration Code it falls within the 'sufficient means of living' category and is issued for two years, with an income requirement and a ban on serving Greek-based clients.
The standard employed-worker residence permit for non-EU nationals with a Greek job offer. Greece operates an admission-quota system set periodically by ministerial decision, and a separate seasonal-work route covers agriculture and tourism.
Greece's implementation of the EU Blue Card for highly qualified non-EU employees with a qualifying job offer and a salary above an average-pay multiple. It offers enhanced rights and a faster path to EU long-term residence, with expedited processing for recognised employers.
Greece's EU Blue Card is for highly qualified non-EU employees with a qualifying job offer and a salary above an average-pay multiple. It offers enhanced rights and a faster path to EU long-term residence, with expedited processing for recognised employers.
It's the standard employed-worker residence permit for non-EU nationals with a Greek job offer. Greece operates an admission-quota system set periodically by ministerial decision, and a separate seasonal-work route covers agriculture and tourism.
It's a residence permit for non-EU nationals running their own business or economic activity in Greece, as distinct from passive investment. There's a general activity sub-type (two years) and an investment-activity sub-type (three years, with a minimum capital requirement).
It's a permit for managers, specialists and trainees transferred within a multinational group from a non-EU entity to a Greek branch or subsidiary, valid up to three years (one year for trainees), with EU mobility.
It's a two-year residence permit for non-EU nationals who work remotely for employers or clients based entirely outside Greece. There's a minimum income requirement and a ban on serving Greek-based clients.
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