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Taxes for Digital Nomads and Remote Workers in Greece

Working remotely for a foreign company or clients while living in Greece? We help you with tax residence, tax relief and returns.

When you pay tax in Greece

If you live in Greece for more than 183 days a year, you generally become a Greek tax resident — even if your employer or clients are abroad. Residents declare their worldwide income in Greece, and tax paid abroad may be credited under double taxation treaties.

The digital nomad visa lets you live in Greece and work remotely, but it does not change these rules.

50% income tax relief (Article 5C)

People who move their tax residence to Greece may, if they meet the conditions, be taxed on only 50% of their employment income for a number of years. The conditions are strict, both regarding your previous tax residence and how your work is structured.

We check whether you qualify and file the application on time.

Freelancers

If you work for several clients, you may need to register a business activity in Greece. We help you choose the right form, register, issue invoices and keep your books — fully online.

What is included

  • Tax residence consultation
  • Eligibility check for the 50% relief (Article 5C)
  • E1 tax returns with foreign income
  • Credit for tax paid abroad
  • Freelancer registration in Greece
  • Online bookkeeping and invoicing

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I pay tax in Greece if I work for a foreign company?

If you have become a Greek tax resident (generally more than 183 days a year in Greece), yes — taking double taxation treaties into account.

Am I eligible for the 50% relief?

It depends on your tax residence history and how your work is structured. We check every condition before applying.

Do I need to register as self-employed if I have one foreign employer?

Not always. It depends on how your relationship with the employer is set up. We tell you whether registration is needed in your case.

Do you work with clients online?

Yes. Everything can be handled remotely: electronic documents, communication by phone, WhatsApp, Viber or Telegram, and filings through TAXISnet.

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