Greece has introduced a new ministerial decision that clarifies the documentation and procedures required for third-country nationals seeking a Golden Visa through investments in start-up companies. Under the updated rules, investors-whether individuals or corporate entities-must provide proof that the start-up they are investing in is listed in the National Register of Startups at the time the investment is made. They are also required to submit detailed information on the securities they acquire, including shares or bonds, the timing and value of the acquisition, their percentage of ownership and voting rights, and evidence that these securities are retained until the necessary certificates are issued. If the investment is executed through stock-exchange mechanisms, additional confirmations from intermediaries and from the start-up itself must be provided. The new framework places significant emphasis on job creation, stipulating...