Greece has introduced a startup golden visa program that offers residency to investors who contribute at least €250,000 to eligible startups. The initiative is designed to attract foreign entrepreneurs and support economic growth by encouraging innovation and business development.
The program comes with strict requirements that have raised concerns among potential applicants. Investors must maintain a substantial ownership stake in their startups and create jobs in Greece to qualify for the visa. These rules are intended to ensure that the program benefits the local economy and workforce.
While the golden visa could increase entrepreneurship and foreign investment experts warn that the strict conditions may limit participation. Balancing regulatory safeguards with accessibility will be key to the success of the program.
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