FIP Residence Permit
Financially Independent Person residence in Greece
Greek FIP residence planning for financially independent applicants, retirees and families with passive income or long-term living plans in Greece.
About FIP Residence Permit
Greek FIP residence planning for financially independent applicants, retirees and families with passive income or long-term living plans in Greece.
Service Scope
Route Assessment
Assess passive income, family composition and timing before choosing the FIP route.
Application Coordination
Coordinate documents, translations, appointment preparation and application follow-up.
Long-Term Living Support
Assist with housing, banking, insurance and everyday setup in Greece.
How We Work
Initial consultation
Understand your goals, family or business situation, budget and timing.
Route and document plan
Confirm the practical path, document checklist and required local appointments.
Local coordination
Coordinate with property, legal, tax, travel or business partners in Greece.
Execution follow-up
Track progress, surface blockers early and keep all parties aligned.
Ongoing support
Provide follow-up support for renewals, settlement, ownership or business operations.
Why OULANG INTERNATIONAL
Athens-based team
Local execution in Greece with direct coordination across service lines.
Integrated service model
Immigration, real estate, legal, tax, travel and business support can be coordinated together.
Clear next steps
We turn broad goals into a practical checklist, timeline and owner for each step.
Long-term follow-up
Support continues after the first transaction or application, including renewals and settlement needs.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about Greek immigration, Golden Visa, property, property management and this service
The FIP residence is for people who can support themselves from passive income (pensions, rent, dividends) of at least around EUR 2,000 per month, plus more for dependents. Applicants typically show about two years of funds in advance (roughly EUR 48,000 for a single applicant), cannot work in Greece, and the permit is renewable. It suits retirees and the financially independent.
FIP is for passive-income holders and retirees (no work in Greece). The Digital Nomad Visa is for remote workers earning around EUR 3,500 per month. The Golden Visa is investment-based (from EUR 250,000) with no stay requirement. The right choice depends on your income type, whether you want to live in Greece, and your budget.
- •The Greece financially independent person (FIP) visa requires stable passive income of about EUR 3,500/month (+20% spouse, +15% per child) and does not permit local employment.
Related Guides
Related Decision Guides
If you are reviewing this service, these guides usually answer the next questions clients ask before making a decision.
Greek FIP Residence Permit
For passive-income, retirement and long-term living plans in Greece.
Read Guide ->Greek Digital Nomad Visa
For remote workers, freelancers and cross-border service providers planning Greece residence.
Read Guide ->Greek Tax Number and Bank Account Process
Prepare documents and understand common blockers before property, residence or company setup.
Read Guide ->Greece Golden Visa 2026 Policy Update
Understand investment thresholds, process, C2R options and common risks before deciding.
Read Guide ->Inquire about FIP Residence Permit service
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