To qualify for the Greece FIP Visa, applicants must demonstrate either stable passive income from outside Greece or sufficient savings to support themselves and their family for the duration of their stay.

1. Passive Income Route

You must show consistent passive income such as:

• Pensions

• Rental income

• Dividends and interest

• Investment returns

• Other recurring passive earnings

The minimum requirement is:

• Main applicant: €3,500 per month

• Spouse: +20% (€700 additional per month)

• Each dependent child: +15% (€525 additional per month)

This means, for example, a family of four would need to demonstrate approximately €5,250 per month in stable passive income.

All income must be verifiable through bank statements, pension statements, investment account statements, or other formal documentation

2. Savings Route (Alternative)

Alternatively, enough savings to last for the duration of the three-year visa:

• €126,000 in savings for main applicant

• €151,200 for a married couple or

• €189,000 for a family of four

Your savings must be:

• Held in recognised financial institutions

• Readily accessible

• Fully documented with bank statements

This route is assessed on a case-by-case basis.