Greece Move Planner

Your Greece Relocation Command Center

Build a practical Greece relocation checklist based on citizenship route, AFM/TIN, myAADE/TAXISnet access, housing proof, electronic lease handling, healthcare continuity, banking, utilities, transport and tax-residency review.

This planner is researched around Greece-specific dependencies: AFM before many contracts, myAADE/TAXISnet access after AFM, EU residence registration after the first 3 months where required, non-EU visa route before relocation commitments, and AMKA/ESY/EOPYY planning before healthcare stress.

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From checklist to sequence.Answer once and get task cards in the order they usually unlock each other — what it is called locally, where to start, what you need, what can go wrong and when to get professional help.

Move from “what do I need in Greece?” to “what do I do next?”

Most retirees already know they need paperwork. The hard part is the local sequence: AFM/TIN, TAXISnet/Kleidarithmos, formal housing proof, AMKA/healthcare, banking, utilities, residence route and tax review. This planner turns that into practical task cards with starting point, documents, timing, dependencies, common mistakes and professional-help flags.

Build your Greece Move Planner

Choose the options that best match your move. The result will filter tasks, list them in dependency order and highlight what needs attention.

Step 1: Your profile

Route group, current country context and income type affect which tasks are relevant.

EU/EEA/Swiss movers usually use EU free-movement rights first, then registration if staying longer than the first 3 months where required. UK, US and other non-EU movers should confirm the national visa/residence route before relocation commitments.
This changes the review flags: EU/EEA/Swiss gets registration/healthcare sequencing, the UK gets pension/SIPP/S1-style review flags, the US gets US-tax/reporting flags, and other non-EU movers get visa/source-of-funds review tasks.

Step 2: Your move situation

Housing, car, pets and timeline affect dependencies and priority.

Step 3: Essentials and current progress

Tell the tool what you already have. It will still show important follow-up tasks where relevant.

Step 4: Your Greece Command Center

Your task list is filtered from your inputs. Tick items as you complete them; progress is saved in this browser.

Your progress is saved in this browserYour checklist, checked tasks and latest inputs are saved locally in this browser only. No account is needed, and this beta version does not store your plan on our servers. Future premium accounts may let you save your plan across devices, add personal notes, use more detailed status options, compare scenarios and export a full move pack.

Copy your current plan

Use this as a simple working note for yourself. A future premium version could turn this into saved scenarios, PDF export, notes and account-based storage.

Important boundary: this tool helps you identify tasks, dependencies and questions. It does not replace a lawyer, accountant, immigration adviser, financial adviser, doctor, insurer, bank or official authority. The locked step-by-step buttons show planned premium action guides and currently open a coming-soon message.

Useful Greece guides to connect to this planner

These links can become task-specific “read more” buttons as the command center matures.

Moving

Moving to Greece

General relocation sequence, paperwork and first-month setup.

 Paperwork

AFM Tax Number in Greece

AFM/TIN, myAADE, TAXISnet and why the tax number comes early.

 Banking

Banking in Greece

Banking setup, documents and common practical issues.

 Healthcare

Healthcare in Greece

AMKA, ESY/EOPYY, S1, private healthcare, medication and continuity planning.

 Car

Bringing your car to Greece

Import timing, paperwork, registration and decision points.

 Tax

Taxes in Greece for retirees

Tax residency, pension-tax questions and professional-review flags.
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