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The 50% tax incentive is a government scheme designed to attract new tax residents to Greece by significantly reducing their income tax burden. Eligible individuals who transfer their tax residency to Greece can receive a 50% exemption on employment or business income earned in the country for up to seven years.

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Yes. Remote workers who relocate to Greece and take up a qualifying employment contract with a Greek company, or establish their own business activity in Greece, can be eligible. The key requirement is that you create a new job position or business activity in Greece and become a Greek tax resident.
Yes. The 50% tax break applies to both salaried employees and self-employed professionals (freelancers/sole proprietors) who transfer their tax residence to Greece. Eligible individuals pay income tax on just 50% of their employment or business income earned in Greece.
You must become a Greek tax resident and commit to remaining in Greece for at least 2 years. This generally means establishing Greece as your main place of residence, though you do not have to be physically present every single day of the year.
The incentive applies for up to 7 consecutive years from the year you transfer your tax residency to Greece, provided you continue to meet the eligibility conditions throughout that period.
If you no longer meet the conditions — for example, you transfer your tax residency out of Greece or cease the qualifying employment or business activity — you may lose access to the 50% reduction for the remaining years. We help you understand how to maintain your eligibility.
You may qualify if you were not a Greek tax resident for 5 of the last 6 years, are transferring your residence from an EU/EEA country or a country with a tax cooperation agreement with Greece, take up employment or start a business in Greece, and declare you will remain in Greece for at least 2 years.
No. Greece's tax incentive programs are mutually exclusive — you choose the single regime that best fits your situation. For example, the 50% worker reduction, the 7% pension flat tax, and the €100k Non-Dom regime cannot be combined. Our accountants help you pick the most beneficial option.
We handle the full process — assessing whether you meet all requirements, gathering proof of residency and your work contract or business activity, filing with the competent Tax Authority (AADE), and coordinating with our network of accountants and lawyers for compliance and smooth yearly renewals.

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