On July 21, the Greek Ambassador to China, in collaboration with Worldway Immigration Agency, officially launched the Greece Second Home Project in China. Greece, with its low investment threshold, no language requirements for business, no proof of source of funds, no immigration monitoring, and its reputation as a world-renowned top vacation paradise, along with the advantage of visa-free access for citizens of 26 Schengen countries, is attracting increasing attention from potential investors in immigration, with its popularity continuing to rise. Currently, many investors have signed inspection agreements with Worldway and are about to embark on a romantic journey to the Aegean Sea.
The launch event of the Greece Second Home Project in China, with the Greek Ambassador and the President of Worldway jointly pressing the launch button
As early as June of this year, Worldway has been promoting the Greece Second Home Project nationwide. The initial promotion attracted numerous inquiries from investors, and many investors successfully signed contracts. At the launch event of the Greece Second Home Project in China on July 21, the Greek Ambassador to China vigorously promoted Greek investment immigration: “This is the only immigration bill to date that links property purchase with residency status, a significant opportunity not to be missed.” The number of investors attending this launch event reached over 150, with mainstream media such as Xinhua News Agency, Sohu, and China.com providing full coverage, highlighting the immense appeal of this new project in the Chinese immigration market.
The launch event in East China and South China was fully attended, with investors actively inquiring and signing contracts
During the subsequent “Greece Immigration Week” organized by Worldway, all signed clients received complimentary overseas lawyer fees. Under this favorable policy, the daily volume of phone consultations has reached new highs. Meanwhile, the nationwide tour of the Greece Second Home Project has also commenced, with launch events in East China and South China taking place in succession, each attracting around a hundred investors. The Greek Consul in China officially announced the policies, and a prominent immigration lawyer from Greece provided legal services on-site. President Winner Xing shared insights from the inspection and patiently answered investors' questions, creating an exceptionally vibrant atmosphere. Many investors signed inspection agreements on-site, hoping to visit Greece soon to inspect properties.
Among the clients who signed with Worldway, some investors primarily consider overseas property investment, with immigration status being a secondary concern. For them, the visa is merely an added benefit; they prefer to invest in overseas properties for rental, vacation, or to hold for future sale. Regarding the rapid signing speed for this new immigration project, seasoned immigration experts believe: “Currently, both the euro exchange rate and Greek property prices are at historical lows. As the Greek economy improves, this type of investment will yield dual profits, and now is the best time to invest in Greek real estate.”
€250,000 for property purchase has already sparked a new wave of European investment immigration across the country. This project has not only become a new focus for immigration but is also regarded as the third major highlight of European immigration after Cyprus and Portugal. It is believed that in the future, the popularity of investment immigration will continue to rise.