Die erforderlichen Dokumente
Um die Übertragung eines Eigentums abzuschließen, muss der Verkäufer dem Notar erstens die Dokumente übermitteln, die seine Eigentumsrechte bescheinigen und zweitens die Dokumente, aus denen hervorgeht, dass gegenüber verschiedenen Behörden keine Schulden bestehen, die entsprechend definiert werden (abhängig von der Art der Immobilie, ihrem Standort usw.).
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Die Urkunde
Die notarielle Urkunde, die die Eigentumsrechte des Verkäufers beweiset. Normalerweise behält der Verkäufer eine offizielle Kopie dieser Urkunde, wenn er die Immobilie erwirbt. Ausnahmsweise kann die Urkunde keine notarielle Urkunde sein, sondern eine Gerichtsentscheidung, eine Handlung vor dem Sekretär des Landgerichts, eine Umsetzung des Stadtplanes, eine Enteignung usw. In bestimmten Fällen werden die Eigentumsrechte mündlich übertragen, daher besteht kein schriftlicher Eigentumstitel.
Eine Kopie des Katasterblattes
Sie gilt für Immobilien, die sich in Regionen befinden, die unter die Katastervermessung fallen. Für jede Eigenschaft wird ein Katasterblatt ausgestellt, in dem die Hellenische Katastercode-Nummer (KAEK) der Immobilien, der Eigentümer und die eingetragenen Taten sind aufgelistet und reflektiert den rechtlichen Status der Immobilie. Sie wird auf Antrag einer interessanten Partei vom elektronischen Archiv des Griechischen Katasters beim örtlichen Katasterbüro ausgestellt.
Building permit drawings
Certified copies of the topographical plan, the site plan , the sections, and the floor plans submitted along with the building permit file, which are kept in the archive of the competent planning authority office.
TAP Certificate
This is a certificate provided by the municipality where the property is situated. It verifies that no municipal taxes -paid through the electricity bill- are due. Generally the municipality asks for a copy of the property deed, the E9 tax document and the last electricity bill and makes sure that the s.m. of the property as shown in the deed match the ones declared in the electricity bill.
City plan registration certificate
Ιf the property is located in an area included in a city plan in accordance to the L.1337/1983 and the implementing act was ratified after the 24-11-1994 or hasn't been ratified yet, the property owner after acquiring the property, must submit a declaration to the technical department of the municipality, along with all the justification documents proving his ownership on the specific property. Consequently, in case he wishes to sell this property, he has to apply for a certificate at the aforementioned department proving the submission of this declaration.
City plan fees statement
Ιf the selling property has been included in the city plan according to the law 1337/1983 and the implementation act has been ratified, regardless of the implementation time, the property owner has to provide a certificate that his property has no debts to the municipality deriving of its inclusion to the city plan.
Property tax certificate
Α certificate granted to the property owner by the competent tax authority proving that his property has been included in the declaration of his real estate property for the last five years and that no property tax is due for this property for the same years. In order to issue the certificate and properly use it at the contract of sale, it is necessary that all information of the property is identical with the one declared in the relevant tax declarations, otherwise prior to property transfer a correction is required. If urban legalization procedure has taken place, the added legalized s.m. of the property should be also included in the corresponding property tax certificate for the years following the legalization.
Inheritance/Donation/Parental donation tax certificate
Certificate granted to the property owner by the tax authority of the testator, the donor or the parent that there is no inheritance, donation or parental donation tax due. It is required when the deed of the seller is an inheritance, a donation or a parental donation accordingly.
Certificate of tax clearance
Certificate granted to the property owner by the competent tax authority proving he has no debts to any public authority or organisation. Basically issued through the website of the Ministry of Finance with the help of the owner's accountant. In case of debts due, which block the provision of the certificate, the owner should contact the tax office and apply for a tax clearance certificate is issued on condition that the amount of the debt is withheld by the notary out of the sale price after the contract of sale (it's understood that the amount withheld should be lower than the sale price).
Energy performance certificate
A document recognized by the Ministry of Environment which is issued by the energy auditor and reflects the energy efficiency of the building, classified in energy class (A+ to H), while the auditor lists his suggestions for improving the energy efficiency of the building. It is required for all buildings over a total surface of 50 s.m.
Building's Electronic ID
On the 1st of April 2022, the Building's Electronic Identity came into force. It practically consists of a file uploaded on a digital platform including all the property's documents, such as permits, plans, deeds, cadastral information, utilities' information so that the status of the property is saved in an official registry, providing the possibility of updating it depending on the property's future changes. The Buildings Electronic Registry, which is supervised by the Structured Environment Observatory, will be connected to the database of the Hellenic Cadastre and the Public Electricity Company. The work of uploading the property's information on the Digital Platform is exclusively assigned to an authorized Engineer's work.
Certificate of insurance clearance
Ιt is required if the seller is a natural person, a legal entity of any kind, or a member of a company, a manager in a Ltd., or an executive director in a SA, liable to pay insurance contributions to public insurance organisation (EFKA), or if a building permit has been issued in the seller's name (not necessarily referring to the selling property) within the last decade before the sale contract.