Obtain a Business License in Greece

Obtain a Business License in Greece

Law
Investors who want to start a company in Greece may need to apply for various licenses and permits, in order to have the right to conduct their business operations. It can be necessary to obtain a business license in Greece for a variety of activities, such as: construction, food, health…
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Marriage in Greece

Marriage in Greece

Law
Marriage in Greece can take the form of a civil ceremony or a religious ceremony (usually, orthodox, as most Greeks are Orthodox Christians). Foreigners can also get married here and our law firm is able to assist.  Quick Facts    Types of ceremonies    Marriage in Greece can take the form of civil and religious ceremonies.…
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Trademark Registration in Greece

Trademark Registration in Greece

Law
The procedure for trademark registration in Greece is done following the European rules and regulations. Our team of Greek lawyers can represent you in this process and can inform you about the documents you have to prepare.   Quick Facts    Who can file for trademark registration in Greece?   It is available for: individuals, companies,…
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Buy Land in Greece

Buy Land in Greece

Law
One can buy land in Greece as a foreigner and it is recommended to address a Greek law firm, as there are numerous local procedures to consider.  Quick Facts    Types of land foreigners can purchase   Agricultural (with some limitations) and residential land, plots that can be used for commercial/industrial…
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About us

Our team of experienced lawyers in Greece from Lexidy Law Boutique SLP provides a wide range of legal services for local and foreign entrepreneurs interested in doing business in this country. From company formation services to legal representation in local courts, we can help you in all the stages of your business. The main…
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Litigation Attorneys in Greece

Law
What are the types of Courts in Greece? According to the Greek Constitution there are three categories of courts: administrative courts, civil courts, penal courts and administrative courts. The Constitutional Court is not a permanent Court and only sits when a special case is requiring its presence.  The Supreme Court in civil and penal…
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