A source-led starting point
This index brings together selected sources used in the Greece guides. Some links lead to an individual law; others lead to an official collection, court or regulator. It is a research starting point, not an exhaustive or certified consolidation of every applicable rule.
Read the operative text with amendments, commencement, territorial application and authoritative language in view. A current website or search result does not itself establish that an older downloaded document remains the correct version.
Legislation, courts & regulators
AADE — international taxation and treaties
Collects double-taxation agreements, application documents and administrative-cooperation measures relevant to cross-border tax analysis.
Open the legal source ↗Bank of Greece — private insurance supervision
Provides the insurance supervisory framework and sector information relevant to insurers, intermediaries and policyholder protection.
Open the legal source ↗Bank of Greece — supervision
Explains financial supervision and regulated institutions; authorisation, prudential responsibilities and contractual enforcement are distinct questions.
Open the legal source ↗Eurojust — Greek criminal legislation and jurisdiction
Identifies criminal-law provisions for intellectual-property offences and distinguishes conduct that does not attract the same criminal treatment.
Open the legal source ↗European Commission — current AI Act implementation guidance
Explains AI Act scope, actor responsibilities and phased implementation, including changes affecting the applicable timetable.
Open the legal source ↗GEMI — official commercial publicity service
Provides public company information and filings relevant to legal form, representation, capital and corporate status.
Open the legal source ↗Greek Civil Code — divorce and family procedure
Summarises Greek divorce rules and conflicts principles; current substantive amendments and court-allocation reforms must also be checked.
Open the legal source ↗Greek Civil Code — succession
Explains wills, intestacy and succession documentation under Greek law; current procedural responsibilities and cross-border rules require verification.
Open the legal source ↗Greek energy regulator — European Commission authority directory
Identifies the national energy regulator; project-specific licences, network terms and environmental approvals require separate examination.
Open the legal source ↗Greek government — consumer complaint procedure
Explains complaint submission for products and services, including financial services; individual civil remedies require separate assessment.
Open the legal source ↗Greek judicial system — Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Explains the separate civil, criminal and administrative jurisdictions and their supreme judicial institutions.
Open the legal source ↗Greek national legislation — European e-Justice
Explains Greek sources of law and hierarchy; the relevant substantive code and operative Gazette amendments must be retrieved.
Open the legal source ↗Hellenic Cadastre — official property record service
Provides access to cadastral property information; title, encumbrances, cadastral corrections and planning status remain distinct enquiries.
Open the legal source ↗Income Tax Code, Law 4172/2013 — Ministry of Finance
Explains income-tax treatment and residence principles under the Code; current periods, amendments and applicable treaties determine liability.
Open the legal source ↗Law 2121/1993 — Hellenic Copyright Organization guidance
Explains copyright and related rights and distinguishes industrial-property rights administered through the relevant registration systems.
Open the legal source ↗Law 3959/2011 — Protection of Free Competition
Records Greece’s competition statute; current amendments, authority practice and applicable EU competition rules require checking.
Open the legal source ↗Law 4412/2016 — Hellenic Single Public Procurement Authority
Publishes the procurement statute with amendments and supporting measures for public works, supply and service contracts.
Open the legal source ↗Law 4624/2019 and GDPR — Hellenic Data Protection Authority
Collects Greek personal-data legislation, including national measures supplementing the GDPR and the law-enforcement data framework.
Open the legal source ↗Law 4738/2020 — electronic solvency register
Explains bankruptcy, small-scale bankruptcy and pre-bankruptcy resolution procedures recorded in the Greek electronic solvency register.
Open the legal source ↗Law 4919/2022 — GEMI and one-stop company formation
Provides company-formation and commercial-register publicity rules; entity-specific company legislation and later amendments require separate review.
Open the legal source ↗Law 5344/2026 — Alternative Dispute Resolution Code
Records the October 2026 ADR Code; commencement, transitional provisions and the particular dispute category require checking.
Open the legal source ↗Migration Code — Law 5038/2023
Provides the statutory entry and residence framework; subsequent amendments and category-specific implementing measures must be checked.
Open the legal source ↗Ministry of Environment — environmental conditions approval
Explains environmental licensing of category A projects, including the assessment decision, conditions and competent administrative process.
Open the legal source ↗Ministry of Labour — individual employment relationships and foreign workers
Explains employment of third-country nationals and Migration Code amendments, alongside employer duties and labour-market permissions.
Open the legal source ↗Using the sources
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