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The motivations behind this trend include evolving geopolitics and a more accessible investment threshold than many European counterparts.
Indian nationals are now the second-largest applicants for Greece's permanent residency after Turkish nationals.
KEY POINTS
- Greece's permanent residency requires a minimum investment of Rs 2.7 crore in redeveloped commercial property.
- Unlike Dubai, Greece does not require residency or allow work rights for permanent residency holders.
- Interest in Greece's programme rose 4% in Q1 2026, while UAE interest dropped 13%.
- Portugal's Golden Visa no longer allows real estate investment, driving more Indians to Greece.
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