Spouses & children
Most Greek residence routes allow the spouse and dependent children of the main applicant to be included or to join through family provisions.

Keeping families together is central to Greek residence policy — with routes that bring spouses, children and, in some cases, parents alongside the main permit holder.
A move to Greece rarely involves one person. Greek residence frameworks recognise this: several permit types allow family members to be included under the main holder’s residence — with scope and conditions that vary by route. We map your family structure against the available options so no one is left behind.
Most Greek residence routes allow the spouse and dependent children of the main applicant to be included or to join through family provisions.
Under certain routes — the Golden Visa is the clearest example — parents of the main applicant (and in some cases of the spouse) can also be covered.
Golden Visa family scopeChildren gain access to Greek and international schooling options, and the family registers for public healthcare — we guide both.
Depending on the route, family members’ permits are linked to the main holder’s — with defined conditions for renewal and, over time, independent status.
Every family member, age, dependency and nationality is mapped at the start.
We help you compare the pathways whose family scope may match your household; the legal route is confirmed with a licensed lawyer.
Marriage, birth and dependency documents prepared to Greek standards, with translations and apostilles.
Family applications are coordinated and filed together wherever the route allows.
Verified information
Marriage, adoption, stepchildren, adult dependants and custody arrangements all affect eligibility. Our legal team reviews your family structure before any application is filed.
Family Reunification — a conversation is the fastest way to turn this into a plan.