Financially Independent Person Visa
Greece Financially Independent Person Visa: 7% flat tax on all foreign income for 15 years is one of Europe's most attractive retiree regimes. Schengen access. Islands lifestyle.
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Key Details
Stay Requirements
FIP visa: genuine residence required to renew; absence beyond ~6 months risks the permit
medium confidenceHighlights
- 7% flat tax on foreign income
- Attractive for retirees
- Pathway to permanent residency
- Quick processing time
- Access to EU Schengen area
The catch
- You have to actually live there. At least 183 days a year in-country — this becomes your main home, not a paper residency.
- Language requirement. Language requirement: A2 Greek (or 12 years residency if lower).
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What could change
Changes in tax policy could affect the attractiveness of this visa.
Tax Notes
The Financially Independent Person Visa provides a 50% income tax reduction for 7 years, applicable to foreign income.
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