July 21, in the afternoon, Worldway and the Embassy of Greece in China jointly held the "Official Launch Ceremony of the Greece Investment Immigration Project in China" at the China World Hotel. The Greek Ambassador to China, Mr. Vassilios Costis, attended the event in person, along with the Second Secretary for Economic and Commercial Affairs of Greece and prominent developers.
The latest Greece Investment Immigration Promotion Act, introduced in April this year, stipulates that non-EU citizens who purchase property in Greece valued at 250,000 Euros or more can apply for a Greek residence permit visa. Once announced, the act attracted significant attention from numerous domestic investors. More than 100 investors attended this launch ceremony, and mainstream media outlets such as Xinhuanet, China.org.cn, and Sohu reported on the event, demonstrating the high popularity of the "250,000 Euro Property Purchase Immigration Project."
Greek Ambassador to China: Linking Property to Residence Visas is an Unprecedented Major Benefit
As an investment immigration policy aimed at boosting the national economy, the "250,000 Euro Property Purchase Immigration Project" has received high attention from the Greek government in its promotion in China, and the personal attendance of the Greek Ambassador to China at the launch ceremony is the best proof of this. The Ambassador emphasized that the Greece Investment Immigration Promotion Act is the only immigration law to date that links property purchase with residence status, offering unique advantages compared to immigration laws in other European countries. Currently, Greek property prices are at their lowest point, and the initiative in price negotiations lies with the buyer. He hopes that Chinese investors will seize this rare opportunity to visit Greece for property investment. In the future, as the Greek economy improves, investors will gain dual benefits from tourism and real estate development.

The Greek Ambassador to China attended the launch ceremony and delivered a speech
After the speech, the Greek Ambassador to China, Mr. Vassilios Costis, and Worldway President Dr. Winner Xing, along with other distinguished guests, jointly launched the Greece Investment Immigration Project, marking its official entry into China. This is another instance of Worldway releasing an immigration project with European government officials, following the joint launch of the Portugal Golden Residence Permit Program with the Portuguese Ambassador, fully reflecting Worldway's industry status as a pioneer in European immigration.
Worldway President: The Greece Second Home Project is bound to become the third major highlight of the European Immigration Year
Worldway President Dr. Winner Xing, who just returned from an inspection trip to Greece, revealed major incentives at the launch ceremony. Clients who signed up for the Greece project with Worldway on-site received a gift covering overseas legal fees, which instantly ignited the enthusiasm of the investors present. Dr. Winner Xing shared his personal experiences and authoritative information obtained from his inspection trip to Greece. He believes that establishing a second home overseas has become a prominent symbol of the internationalization of lifestyle, and Worldway has followed this trend by launching the 2013 European Immigration Year campaign. The Greece Second Home Project has four unique advantages: low investment amount, residence visa allowing free travel to 26 Schengen countries, no residency requirements, and being a world-class vacation paradise. It is bound to make Greece the third major highlight of Worldway's European Immigration Year, following Cyprus and Portugal.

Worldway President delivering a speech
Regarding the current timing for investing in Greece, Dr. Winner Xing also provided a profound analysis. He believes that purchasing property in Greece should not be simply viewed as an expense, but rather as an investment. The process of converting RMB to Euros and converting Euros into fixed assets is an important way to internationalize asset allocation. Currently, both the Euro exchange rate and Greek property prices are at historical lows. As the Greek economy improves, this type of investment will achieve dual gains.
High Media Attention and Enthusiastic Investors
This launch ceremony attracted numerous mainstream media outlets to report on the event. Xinhuanet, China.org.cn, and Sohu conducted exclusive interviews with Worldway President Dr. Winner Xing regarding issues related to the Greece Investment Immigration Project. During the Greek Ambassador's speech, the media present raised their hands to ask questions, and there was excellent interaction on-site.


Media such as Xinhuanet, China.org.cn, and Sohu reported on the entire event
Enthusiastic response from investors on-site
In addition to the high media attention, investors also showed great interest and enthusiasm for the Greece Investment Immigration and the Greece Second Home Project, which was pioneered by Worldway in the industry. They asked Dr. Winner Xing and the representatives of Greek developers present questions about the Greece investment immigration policy and real estate-related issues. Some investors stated that they previously had concerns about the Greek economic situation after the European debt crisis, but after hearing the statements of the Greek Ambassador to China and the insights and policy interpretations from Worldway President Dr. Winner Xing on-site, their confidence in immigrating to Greece was further strengthened, and they hope to establish their second home in the beautiful and romantic Aegean Sea soon.
To celebrate the official entry of the Greece Second Home Project into China, Worldway has launched a major promotional campaign. During the Greece Immigration Week from July 22 to July 28, all signed clients will receive a major reward of free overseas legal fees. This promotional activity was highly sought after by the participating investors, who signed up to visit Greece for property inspection, and the atmosphere on-site was very enthusiastic.





