Long-stay (Type D)
Greece's national long-stay visa for stays over 90 days.
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Visa routes
- National (Type D) Entry VisaVisa route
Greece's long-stay entry visa (91 to 365 days) that lets a non-EU national enter to take up a specific residence category before applying for the matching residence permit.
- Residence Permit for Dependent (Salaried) EmploymentVisa route
Route for non-EU nationals with a Greek job offer to enter on a national visa and hold a residence permit for salaried, dependent employment.
- EU Blue Card (Highly Qualified Employment)Visa route
Residence and work permit for highly qualified non-EU professionals with a Greek job offer that meets a salary threshold tied to the national average.
- Digital Nomad Visa and Residence PermitVisa route
Route for remote workers, freelancers and employees serving clients or employers outside Greece to live in the country while continuing to work online.
- Residence Permit for Financially Independent Persons (FIP)Visa route
Residence route for non-EU nationals with stable passive income from abroad who want to live in Greece without working locally, often used for retirement.
- Student Residence PermitVisa route
Route for non-EU nationals accepted onto a Greek higher-education programme to enter and reside in the country for the duration of their studies.
- Family Reunification Residence PermitVisa route
Route allowing the family members of a non-EU national lawfully residing in Greece, or of a Greek citizen, to join them and hold a residence permit.
- Golden Visa (Permanent Residence Permit for Investors)Visa route
Investor route granting a renewable permanent residence permit to non-EU nationals who make a qualifying investment, most commonly in Greek real estate.
- EU Long-Term Resident StatusVisa route
Settlement status for non-EU nationals who have lived legally and continuously in Greece for five years, giving a stable long-term residence permit.