Expatriates owning a primary residence up to 200 square meters or with a value of 300 thousand euros will not be required to pay the special real estate property tax, ETAK, according to an announcement by deputy economy minister, Antonis Bezas during a meeting with the treasurer of the Council for Hellenes Abroad, Mr. Dimitriou. The two men also discussed other tax related matters concerning expatriate Greeks.
Special tax measures for expatriates
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