Legal consultation — Greece
In Greece real estate deals require a notary, and some documents need an official translation. We bring in a lawyer and translator ahead of time so you don't lose time during the tour.
This service in all destinationsWhat we solve
- Reviewing a rental contract or a deal
- Migration and family matters
- Translation and notarization of documents
How it goes
- 01
Define the question
What exactly needs to be resolved.
- 02
Bring in a lawyer
A specialist for your matter.
- 03
Consultation and support
No promises of outcome — only facts and options.
Legal advice is given by a specialist lawyer; Grand Life Concierge coordinates and supports.
FAQ
Why is a notary needed in a deal?+
In Greece a notary is a mandatory party to real estate deals. We arrange their involvement in advance.
What does a foreigner need before a deal in Greece?+
Usually a Greek tax number (AFM), and a power of attorney for the notary if you're not present. A lawyer will advise on the steps for your situation.
How is a property checked for debts?+
A lawyer checks the property against the land registry and mortgage records for encumbrances, mortgages and ownership disputes. The check is done before signing at the notary.
