Doing Business in Greece 2026: Key Legal Considerations

A successful investment is never driven by a single area of law—it is built on how legal disciplines work together

For businesses evaluating opportunities in Greece, legal advice is most valuable when it connects the dots across disciplines, industries and regulatory frameworks.

This integrated approach is reflected in the Chambers and Partners Doing Business in 2026 – Greece guide, to which Partners Anastasia Dritsa, Elisabeth (Lisa) Eleftheriades, Vicky Kriketou, Irene Kyriakides, Ioanna Kyriazi, Victoria Mertikopoulou, Claire Pavlou and Panagiotis Pothos contributed, drawing on the combined expertise of KG’s market-leading practice groups.

For more than a century, KG has advised international and domestic investors on establishing, expanding and investing in Greece. The firm’s multidisciplinary teams provide seamless legal support throughout the investment lifecycle, combining deep technical expertise with commercial insight across the sectors that continue to shape the Greek economy, including energy, defense, real estate, pharmaceuticals and life sciences, hospitality and tourism, infrastructure, technology and digital business.

The guide provides a practical overview of the Greek legal and regulatory landscape, covering recent developments such as the new Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) screening framework and merger control regime, alongside the corporate, employment, tax, intellectual property and data protection considerations that are critical to doing business in Greece.

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