How our team helps Australians simplify their Greek inheritance registrations
If you’re an Australian resident who has inherited property in Greece, you’ll generally need to officially register that inheritance with the Greek authorities and go through the formal inheritance process. This also applies to Australian citizens who are tax residents in Greece. This can involve navigating specific legal and administrative procedures due to Greece’s inheritance laws.
Tsaks Consulting is here to help make this process straightforward for you, right from Australia. With a presence in both Australia and Greece, we understand the administrative requirements and can coordinate assistance throughout each step of the process.
Many clients inherit property in Greece from parents, family members and other distant relatives, which is often of substantial value. It’s also important to note that there is a process in Greece for renouncing an inheritance, which can be critical if you inherit low-value properties with outstanding debts or other liabilities associated with them. Our independent legal partners can advise you on the applicable requirements and deadlines.
We work closely with experienced independent legal and accounting partners in Greece who specialise in inheritance matters. These professionals can handle the necessary legal paperwork and submissions to the Greek authorities on your behalf, while Tsaks Consulting coordinates communication and administrative matters. This helps ensure the process is managed efficiently and reduces the risk of potential delays or complications.
Helping Australian tax residents, Greek/Australian citizens and Australian citizens from across Australia claim their inheritance in Greece
Whether you’re located in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Hobart, Canberra or Darwin, our service is designed to be efficient and accessible across Australia.
We’ll keep you informed as we coordinate the registration of your inherited property in Greece through our trusted network of independent professionals and help manage the administrative and regulatory processes.
Our independent legal partners can also act as your representatives in Greece where appropriately authorised, helping ensure the necessary legal procedures are followed and the process progresses efficiently.
The right solution for your search for an inheritance lawyer in Greece
If you reside in Australia and would like assistance with the inheritance registration process in Greece, our team here at Tsaks Consulting is ready to assist.
We can connect you with experienced independent inheritance lawyers in Greece and coordinate the services required to help you manage your inheritance from Australia.
Request a call back from our team using the enquiry form to the right, and we will be in touch.
About Our Professional Network and Important Information
Tsaks Consulting Greece is a business consultancy specialising in helping Greek Australians, dual citizens, expats and international clients manage their business and administrative affairs in Greece.
We work with a network of independent lawyers, accountants, notaries and other qualified professionals. Where specialist legal, accounting or taxation services are required, we connect clients with suitable professionals and coordinate the process to ensure they receive the support they need.
These specialist services are provided by independent professionals rather than Tsaks Consulting directly.
The information provided on this website is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, accounting, financial or taxation advice. Greek laws, regulations, inheritance procedures, tax rates, filing deadlines and administrative requirements may change at any time.
Inheritance matters can involve strict legal deadlines, particularly where an individual wishes to renounce an inheritance. We recommend obtaining advice from an appropriately qualified and authorised Greek legal professional before making any decisions or taking action.
While we aim to provide accurate and useful information, we cannot guarantee that all information remains current or applicable to your individual circumstances.