What is Title Insurance?
A one-time policy covering insurable ownership risks arising from earlier records and documents — not the physical condition of the property.
Buying property in Greece · clearly protected
Protect your investment — with clear title, secure ownership and a seamless transaction.
Independent guidance for property buyers and international investors.
Protection behind the purchase contract
Title insurance complements careful work by your notary and legal adviser. It protects against specific, pre-existing risks in a property’s ownership history.
A one-time policy covering insurable ownership risks arising from earlier records and documents — not the physical condition of the property.
Greece is not a standard property market
We focus on the realities of Greek ownership histories, cadastral records and purchase processes — so a beautiful property becomes secure ownership.
Scope & guidance
The precise protection depends on the property, documents and insurer. Known or disclosed defects, future events and building-condition issues are commonly excluded.
| Purchase price | Estimated one-time premium | Guidance |
|---|---|---|
| Up to €250,000 | From 0.45–0.70% | Apartment / holiday home |
| €250,001–€750,000 | From 0.35–0.55% | Larger residential property |
| From €750,001 | Tailored quote | Portfolio / specialist case |
Indicative pricing only, excluding taxes and special investigations. A binding premium proposal follows review of the documentation.
For international buyers
For expatriates and international investors, we structure documents, coordinate translations and identify registry and tax considerations that deserve early attention.
From request to completion
Send your property, purchase price and any available documents.
1–2 business days
We assess the ownership history and relevant registry entries.
5–10 business days
Coverage, exclusions and premium are confirmed in writing.
1–3 business days
Guidance through completion and support beyond it.
At closing
Frequently asked questions
No. Your notary, legal adviser and title insurance have different roles. The policy can provide additional cover for specific insurable risks from the past.
It is generally not required by law. It can be valuable for complex ownership histories, international purchases or higher-value investments.
A seller warranty is contractual. Title insurance is a separate insurance contract with defined coverage and an insurer behind it.
Examples include incomplete transfers, liens, inconsistent documentation or historic registry mistakes. Each case is assessed individually for insurability.
With complete documents, it often takes five to ten business days. Historic or rural properties may require more time.
No. Construction quality, permits and technical defects are not automatically part of title insurance and need their own investigation.
Yes. We structure the process digitally and coordinate original documents, translations and powers of attorney early.
You report the matter under the policy. The insurer reviews coverage and, depending on the contract, coordinates a legal defence or agreed benefit.
Start without obligation
Share the essentials of your purchase. We usually respond with the next steps within two business days.