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Purchasing home in any foreign nation could be a nightmare
and there are numerous regularly asked questions about getting house in Greece.
This list of concerns and answers has been compiled to give you a starting pointing and aims to assist you using the required study that's involved when getting a
house in Greece,

[img]http://media2.picsearch.com/is?AgDqSn701AhJcmF5gINd1U7wq-euXGBYSz4bG0tfRHs get your
tax number (AFM). You will need this to finish your buy; check title deeds and
make sure there are no issues; and to sign the contract in your
behalf. In this way the house could be signed more than to you and it's not necessary for you
personally to create additional visits. Your lawyer may also cope with the Public Notary on your behalf.
The Public Notary is accountable for drawing up your contracts, witnessing the signatures / payments and registering
the new ownership of one's house. When this procedure is full the
lawyer will offer you with a copy of the deeds. The original is placed
with the land registry department.

All transactions are in Euros. You'll need to set up a Greek bank account to pay for your
legal advice, transfer funds and spend bills. You'll find foreign exchange
brokers that may transfer huge amounts to Greece in accordance with the business rate.
Payment of utility bills may be setup extremely effortlessly by direct debit through the bank, and
cash may be transferred on the internet.
The Leki Bank is connected to the HSBC and accounts could be open within the UK.

The 'PINK SLIP' for wire transfers of funds from abroad. In the
event the purchaser can't justify the quantity of money they
have spent, the Greek tax authorities will assign it as unreported earnings as well as the
purchaser will be assessed for revenue tax.

Do I have to spend a deposit?

Yes, it is normal to pay a deposit of 10 / 20 % from the agreed buy value.
This seals the make contact with in between the seller and buyer.

When the seller pulls out (that is unlikely) he should return the money
plus the identical quantity once more. In the event
the buyer pulls out the deposit is forfeit. Nonetheless, if previously recognized
issues are revealed the deposit will automatically be
return.

How long does the obtain method take?

Property purchase is usually completed within a short period.

It may take as little as 48 hour to 2 weeks. However, if the
seller has not collected all of the essential documents for the transaction, it
can take as much as three months.

Will I have to pay tax on the property that I buy?

Yes. The custom in Greece would be to preserve down the declared worth of
the house to reduce legal costs and house taxes. The 1 time buy
tax (which is the Greek equivalent of our stamp duty) is
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For apartments and houses the charge is in between 11% and 13%.

The Inland Revenue will base their assessment on special tables issued by the Greek Ministry of Finance.
The tables help decide the worth in the home based
on its merits, i.e. place, nature, top quality of construction and so forth.

The assessed value will usually amount to around two thirds
of the correct purchase value.

What other fees can I count on?

Other expenses consist of the following:

Union fees: 1% in the taxable price from the home up to EUR44,000 and then 0.5%
around the remaining taxable property price.

Lawyer's costs: Lawyers charge between 1% and 2% from the
assessed worth as recorded on the contract of sale.

Public Notary fees and registration charge: The Notary Public fee is in between 1% and 2% of the
assessed home value

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your home you ought to make an allowance for either getting furnishings or appliances in Greece or transporting your furnishings and household
effects from the UK.

Do I've to spend a fee for locating a home?

Yes, commission is normally paid by the seller as well as the purchaser in Greece.
Charges and are normally 2% - 5%. After sales services are frequently available and can also incur an additional charge.
Charges are usually fixed in accordance for the solutions that you simply demand.

If some thing occurs to me will the property
automatically go to my next of kin?

Yes it's going to go to next of kin. Death duties are payable on home up to £100,
000. This could be avoided in the event the property is made a "Parental Gift" to youngsters.
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Now, take pleasure in your new residence in Greece,
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