With the support and expertise of our professionals, turn your dream subsidiary company in Greece into a reality. Let us manage the entire process.
Greece attracts foreign investors looking to establish subsidiaries due to low labour costs and its strategic location for connections in southern Europe, the Balkans, and the Middle East. A new act has also reduced incorporation times. We have extensive experience establishing subsidiary companies in Greece and can manage the entire process. Our packages include setting up bank accounts, providing office space, and registering for VAT. Trusting us can relieve the stress of incorporation.
If your subsidiary is in the tourism, hospitality, or shipping/logistics sector, Greece provides a massive local advantage.
A Greek subsidiary is typically set up as a Private Company (IKE) or Single-Member Private Company, offering limited liability and full legal independence from the parent company. It is treated as a separate legal entity under Greek corporate law.
Yes. Greece allows 100% foreign ownership of subsidiaries. There are no legal requirements for Greek shareholders or directors, though a local representative may be required for tax and legal matters.
Due to recent reforms, incorporation timelines have been significantly reduced. With proper documentation, the process can often be completed within 7–10 business days.
To establish a subsidiary company, the following are typically required:
All documents must be apostilled and translated into Greek by a certified translator or legal expert.
Yes. A registered physical office address is mandatory. We offer serviced offices and registered office addresses to help fulfil this requirement. Virtual offices are generally not accepted for incorporation purposes.
