A Legal Paradox in Greek Nationality Law

1. Introduction Greek nationality law, rooted in the principle of jus sanguinis (right of blood), recognizes Greek citizenship as a birthright for anyone descending from a Greek parent. In theory, this principle should operate automatically and without complication. In practice, however, the interplay between substantive citizenship and procedural formalities often leads to inconsistencies, particularly for … Read more

The Future of Contracting: Balancing Technology and Expertise

The legal landscape is evolving faster than ever, shaped by client expectations for clarity, speed and measurable value. Contracts are no longer viewed as static documents but as living tools that define and enable business relationships. The Challenge: Complexity and Efficiency in Contracting Despite widespread recognition of the need for change, contracting in many organisations … Read more

Reclaiming Ancestral Property in Greece as a Greek Living Abroad: Process and Steps

For Greeks living abroad, reclaiming ancestral property in Greece can seem complex, especially when legal, administrative, and family considerations intertwine. However, with the right preparation, documentation, and guidance, the process can be navigated successfully. This article outlines the key steps and requirements. 1. Confirm Ownership and Property Status Before taking any formal steps, it is … Read more

Greece Short-Term Rentals 2026: Stay Fully Compliant and Rent with Confidence

Greece’s short-term rental market continues to grow, offering property owners an excellent opportunity to generate income through platforms like Airbnb and Booking.com. However, as the industry matures, new compliance rules are being introduced to ensure guest safety, property standards, and fair competition. Starting in 2026, every property offered for short-term rental must meet a series … Read more