Question 1

Who can benefit from Greece's tax incentive programs?

Accepted Answer

Greece's tax incentives are designed for a range of new residents, including remote workers and freelancers, retirees and pensioners, professionals relocating for employment, and high-net-worth individuals or investors. Whether you earn foreign income, a pension, or run a business, there is likely a program that can significantly reduce your tax burden.

Question 2

What is the 50% tax reduction for workers and freelancers?

Accepted Answer

This incentive allows eligible employees and self-employed professionals relocating to Greece to cut their Greek income tax bill in half — paying tax on just 50% of their qualifying income for up to 7 years. It's aimed at attracting skilled professionals and freelancers who become new Greek tax residents.

Question 3

What is the 7% flat tax for pensioners in Greece?

Accepted Answer

Retirees who transfer their tax residency to Greece can benefit from a flat 7% tax rate on their foreign pension income for up to 15 years. This offers simplicity and predictability, letting you enjoy a Mediterranean retirement while keeping more of your income.

Question 4

What is the €100k Non-Dom tax regime for high-net-worth individuals?

Accepted Answer

Greece's Non-Dom Regime allows investors and wealthy individuals to pay a fixed €100,000 annual tax on their global income, regardless of the amount earned abroad. It provides certainty and substantial savings for high-net-worth individuals relocating their wealth to Greece, and can be extended to family members for an additional annual fee.

Question 5

How long do these tax incentives last?

Accepted Answer

The duration depends on the program. The 50% tax reduction for workers and freelancers applies for up to 7 years, while both the 7% flat tax for pensioners and the €100k Non-Dom regime can last for up to 15 years, provided you continue to meet the eligibility requirements.

Question 6

Do I need to become a Greek tax resident to qualify?

Accepted Answer

Yes. All of these incentives require you to transfer your tax residency to Greece, which generally means spending more than 183 days per year in the country or establishing your centre of vital interests there. You also typically must not have been a Greek tax resident for a set number of prior years. We help you confirm your eligibility before applying.

Question 7

Can I combine more than one Greek tax incentive?

Accepted Answer

No. These programs are mutually exclusive — you choose the single regime that best fits your income source and circumstances. Our certified accountants assess your situation and recommend the most advantageous option for your specific profile.

Question 8

How can My Greek Expat Journey help with tax support and residency?

Accepted Answer

My Greek Expat Journey provides expert guidance through Greece's tax incentive programs and residency pathways. With years of hands-on experience, a trusted network of verified lawyers and accountants, transparent pricing, and ongoing support, we handle eligibility assessment, documentation, and applications — making your move effortless and your stay sustainable.

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