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According to the pertinent provisions of the Greek law, family members who are also eligible for Golden Visas are the direct ascendants of the investor and his/her spouse/partner. Accordingly, if you proceed to the transfer of your property to your son, your parents will not be eligible for the Greek
Golden Visa anymore, as they are not direct ascendants of your son. On the other hand, you and your wife will maintain your eligibility, as the direct ascendants of your son.
Grandparents are included in a Golden Visa application of the main applicant.
Please be aware that grandparents are not eligible to obtain Golden Visa, not even as parents in case of an adult applicant.
According to the law, family members of third-country citizens entering the country are considered: spouses; the other spouse or partner with whom a third-country national has a cohabitation agreement in Greece; the direct unmarried descendants of the spouses, who are under the age of 21; the unmarried children of the supporter or of the other spouse/partner, provided that their custody has been legally entrusted to the sponsor (for his/her children) and to the other partner (for his/her children), under 21 years of age; the direct relatives of the spouses in the ascending line. In case you transfer your property to your son, you are entitled for the privilege of a Golden Visa but not your parents. There is no such a provision in the law for grandparents.
No, they can’t. Next renewal will not be granted.