22 December

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How to Obtain a Residence Permit in Greece as a Financially Independent Person (FIP) visa

How to Obtain a Residence Permit in Greece as a Financially Independent Person (FIP) visa Are you considering relocating to Greece to enjoy its beautiful landscapes, warm climate, and high quality of life? If you have the financial means to support yourself without working in Greece, the Financially Independent Person (FIP) visa residence permit is the perfect solution. This guide will explain how to obtain a residence permit in Greece as a financially independent person (FIP) visa and why choosing expert legal assistance is crucial for a successful application. What is the Financially Independent Person (FIP) Residence Permit? The Financially Independent Person...

21 December

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abandonment of marital residence

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abandonment of marital residence Spouses often decide to end their marriage but are afraid to leave the marital home, fearing it may be considered abandonment of the family or marital residence. In other words, although they want a divorce or can no longer bear living under the same roof as their spouse, they endure the situation because they don’t know how to leave. Their fear is often rooted in misinformation or hearsay from acquaintances who are equally unaware of the legal reality. Therefore, it is essential to clarify what applies and explain what steps you can take to leave your marital...

18 December

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Contractor’s Civil Liability

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Contractor’s Civil Liability Construction contracting, while not governed by specific legal provisions, constitutes a distinct form of a work contract. As such, it is regulated by Articles 681–702 of the Greek Civil Code (GCC), with supplementary provisions from Articles 717–723 and 726–728 GCC under certain conditions. Specialized forms of contracting, such as public works, are subject to specific legislation. Since a construction contract is a reciprocal agreement, the provisions of Articles 374–388 GCC apply, along with those governing contractual withdrawal (Articles 389–401 GCC). In a work contract, the contracting parties are the contractor and the employer. The contractor is obligated to complete...

18 December

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Compensation for Fatal Workplace Accidents

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Compensation for Fatal Workplace Accidents According to Article 928 of the Greek Civil Code (GCC), when an unlawful act results in the death of an individual, the law provides for compensation claims not only to direct victims but also to individuals indirectly affected by the loss. These compensations include: 1. Medical and Funeral Expenses: Persons legally obligated to cover these costs have the right to claim reimbursement. 2. Loss of Support: Those with a legal entitlement to receive financial support from the deceased may claim compensation for the deprivation of such support. 3. Loss of Services: Individuals entitled to services from the deceased can...

13 December

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Revocation of donation

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Revocation of Spousal Donation Due to Ingratitude Is it possible to revoke a donation? Yes Under Article 505 of the Greek Civil Code, the donor has the right to revoke a donation if the donee has shown ingratitude through a serious offense against the donor, the donor’s spouse, or a close relative. This includes, in particular, a failure to fulfill the obligation to support the donor. Ingratitude, under this provision, is defined as severe antisocial conduct or behavior by the donee that violates legal norms or societal notions of morality and decency. Such behavior must be attributable to the donee’s fault, directly...

12 December

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Pharmaceutical law in Greece

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Pharmaceutical Law in Greece: Expertise and Support by Economou & Economou Law Office Pharmaceutical law in Greece is a specialized branch of law that governs the production, distribution, marketing, and use of pharmaceutical products. Its primary objectives are to protect public health, promote innovation, and ensure compliance with legal regulations within the pharmaceutical sector. In Greece, pharmaceutical law is governed by a complex framework of national, European, and international regulations, covering areas such as: • Licensing of pharmaceutical products • Regulations for clinical trials • Protection of intellectual property (pharmaceutical patents) • Protection of patient personal data • Drug pricing and reimbursement • Advertising and promotion of...

11 December

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Greek Tax Incentive program

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Greek Tax Incentive program In an era of global tax competition, many countries aim to attract not just businesses but also high-net-worth individuals and skilled professionals by offering favorable tax incentives. These incentives benefit host nations by increasing tax revenue while encouraging spending, investment, and economic activity within their borders. Countries such as the UK, Portugal, Italy, and Cyprus have implemented similar measures, with Greece joining the ranks through Law 4646/2019, establishing itself as a competitive destination for individuals seeking tax advantages. Greek Tax Incentive program under Greek Law Greece’s tax regime is structured into three key programs under the Income Tax Code—5A,...

10 December

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Best Lawyers for Expats in Greece

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Best Lawyers for Expats in Greece Why Economou & Economou Stands Out? For expats living in Greece, navigating the legal landscape can be challenging. From understanding Greek bureaucracy to addressing complex legal issues, having expert legal support is essential. At Economou & Economou, we pride ourselves on being the best law firm in Greece for expats, offering tailored, effective, and efficient legal services to meet the unique needs of international clients. Comprehensive Legal Services for Expats As a full-service law firm based in Athens, we specialize in providing legal solutions that cater specifically to expats. Our areas of expertise include: 1. Immigration and Residency...

08 December

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Personal Injury Lawyers in Greece

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Personal Injury Lawyers in Greece: Securing Justice for Tourists Greece is a renowned travel destination, attracting millions of visitors each year. While the country promises unforgettable holidays, unforeseen accidents can turn a dream vacation into a nightmare. At Economou & Economou Law Office, we specialize in personal injury cases and are committed to ensuring victims receive fair compensation, especially tourists unfamiliar with Greek law. A Case of Justice in Crete: Massive Compensation Awarded One of our landmark cases involved a tourist from England who was injured in a car accident on the picturesque island of Crete. The client, enjoying a summer getaway, rented...

08 December

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waiver of inheritance in Greece

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waiver of inheritance in Greece In Greece, inheritance is automatically transferred to heirs upon the death of the deceased. However, heirs also inherit the deceased’s financial obligations, including debts. To avoid financial burden, heirs can choose to renounce their inheritance rights through a formal legal process known as a “waiver of inheritance” under the Greek Civil Code. Economou & Economou, one of Greece’s top law firms, can expertly guide you through this process to ensure your legal and financial interests are protected. Key Points About the Waiver of Inheritance in Greece Under Greek law, heirs must formally waive their inheritance within four months...

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